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Old 03-07-2010, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
The vast majority of this is not stimulus that will lead to sustained economic growth. A great deal is an expansion of govt and further funding of existing programs. Which is what I posted before and Riot seems to not understand.
I think there is a tremendous grey line in every program in determining what is actually "stimlulus" and what is waste. The Cons want a quantitative new job figure posted for each appropriation. Ironically, the Dems see a "trickle down" effect that may not create an actual job, but still benefits the economy and the populace in the long run.

The debt is absolutely a concern..but eventually..oh.in 2 years, this will have a positive impact and the unemployment rate will continue to drop and the stock market will CONTINUE to climb and the Republicans will be back to bitching about gays, guns and abortion...Kinda' like the Republican nominee for Governor in Illinois. Welcome to the dark ages..or, welcome to the world of Bill Brady.

Makes you almost miss Allan Keyes

http://www.wgntv.com/news/wgntv-bill...,7842897.story

Brady, 48, is married with three children. His social conservatism is rooted in his Roman Catholic faith and upbringing. He supports a ban on abortion, including in cases of rape and incest, with an exception only when the mother's life is at stake.

In keeping with the wishes of the insurance industry — his hometown's largest private employer is State Farm Insurance Cos. — Brady has fought against government mandates for broader insurance coverage, including mammograms for women and longer hospital stays for postpartum mothers.
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