States welcoming millions in aid after President Obama signs bill

[ProSense]

Congress approves $126 million infusion for NM’s ailing budget

Bill passes; Illinois in line for $1B federal influx

Fla. expected to get $1.3 billion from jobs bill

Georgia could get more than $550 million in federal aid -- but benefits are unclear

House OKs aid package with $167 million for Minnesota teachers

$434 million share of federal stimulus has passed (Indiana)

Congress gives ($880 million) to Ohio, whether it needs it or not

Virginia to accept new federal aid ($540 million) for states

Obama signs aid package with ($249 million) for Mississippi

Missouri Educators Benefit ($398.3 million) From $26 Billion US Jobs Bill

Community colleges, teachers big winners ($433 million) in aid package (Tennessee)


This is a campaign issue: Kirk votes against jobs bill he praised earlier

[babylonsister]

1. Newsflash: rethugs HATE the millions in aid and will work

fervently to give it back!





Do I need this? :sarcasm:


And thanks for the links, ProSense. You make DU a better place. :hug:

[ProSense]

3. Thanks. n/t

[flamingdem]

2. Hope this is the lead story tommorrow heh nt

[Rosa Luxemburg]

4. It better be!

[SoxFan]

5. But..but...

GIBBS! FIREDOGLAKE! ELM TREES!

[azmouse]

6. ....

:spray:

[4lbs]

7. That can't be right. President Obama doesn't like the middle class.

Several posters with their constant complaints about everything he does told me so. They are never wrong.

[Hansel]

8. Michele Bachman's district needs to give their $13.8 million back

They vote for her because they don't like spending and paying taxes, and don't want to pay for public education. And she voted against it.

It's a waste of money anyway because there are not enough dollars in the world to hire enough teachers to knock that dumb that mass of morons.

[Drunken Irishman]

9. I wonder what Haley Barbour thinks of that $249 million?

[hollowdweller]

10. OK now does this cut off the offshore tax loophole to pay for it?

[Peacetrain]

11. Looks good K&R

[saltpoint]

12. Recommended. I like the notice on Mark Kirk voting

against the jobs bill he initially praised.

So far Kirk is running one of the worst political campaigns in U.S. history. I think he can keep up the pace through the fall.

This is a lot of dough and it is much-needed.

[caledesi]

13. What?? don't those states want gravel roads, no police, and

no firefighters???? Government where are you???? :scared:

we don't need no stankin' help! esp. from you! who do you think you are? The president?


edit: the usual