Stimulus the Chicago Way

Gateway Pundit and USA today discuss how the distribution of the stimulus funds went largely to areas that voted for Obama. The Chicago ways goes national.

Ed Morrissey has more on the boondoggles.

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  1. Anonymous9:05 PM

    It seems the stimulus did not make the expected results the country hoped for
    especially in the financial support so desperat;ely needed for the Health care for the 55 million without it.
    I as a voter for Obama, wonders whatever happened to his proposal to a (special) tax on those earning in excess of $250,000.00 to ensure the necesary billions that would realize the Health Care Reform Act? ? ?

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  2. Anonymous9:17 PM

    It appears that the stimulus did not reach the necessary mark the nation hoped , especially in the much needed Helath Reform Bill. I, as a voter who supported Obama wonders what ever became of his promise to apply a (special) tax upon those earning in excess of $250,000, its accumulation was to provide the necessary billions to support the Health Reform Bill.
    Better yet, why doesn't he take it upon himself to recall the "Tax Cut" for all the industries and private investors who made it so big on Wall Street? I'm sure he gain a bountiful harvesst for the Health Care Reform Bill!

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