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| Gone Off Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: shelf
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History tells us this. I wish the partisan sheeple, would understand this. Partisanship is how the masses are divided into false believing they have a "choice," when in fact, they do not. | |
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| Jihad Barbie Last Online: Today 04:47 PM Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Near Libbies
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The government’s Web site that is supposed to tell taxpayers how their stimulus dollars are being spent, and which spends $84 million per year to do so, shows that $6.4 billion of the stimulus has been spent in 440 congressional districts that don’t exist, according to a report by the Franklin Center, as reported by Watchdog.org. The site, Recovery.gov, reports, for instance, that North Dakota’s 99th Congressional District has received $2 million in stimulus funding. But North Dakota has only one congressional district. The nation’s capital now contains 35 congressional districts, according to Recovery.gov. For those keeping score at home, there are really only 435 congressional districts, so adding 440 new ones effectively doubles the size of the House of Representatives. By the way, Recovery.gov also reports that the $6.4 billion spent in those districts has created 30,000 jobs, which works out to almost $225,000 per job created. Various news reports, however, show that many of the estimates of “jobs created or saved” are bogus, so that number, too is in doubt. (See the Washington Examiner’s map and chart tracking jobs created claims.) 440 Phantom Congressional Districts Get $6.4 Billion According to Recovery.gov » The Foundry | |
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| Lopburi Last Online: Today 02:00 PM Join Date: Nov 2007
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| Thailand Expat Last Online: Today 02:08 PM Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Paese dei Balocchi
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| OK, I get it now Ye gads and little fishes! "PPP's newest national survey finds that a 52% majority of GOP voters nationally think that ACORN stole the Presidential election for Barack Obama last year, with only 27% granting that he won it legitimately." Public Policy Polling: ACORN No wonder the tea-baggers are so upset, poor dears. At least the Democrats had the decency to go nuts only when the election had been actually, demonstrably stolen. Even so, they went only a little nuts, because Bush seemed like a such a reasonable, even compassionate conservative (at least until 9/11 "changed everything"). They didn't have to deal with the belief that a coke-dealing Muslim Commufascosocialist African with fake citizenship had absconded with the presidency through the efforts of a nefarious organization no-one had ever heard of before. Now I can totally understand why the Republican base is going haywire. Very weird being back in the States.
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