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Maybe like unlike those that signed the adjustable rate loans;she read the terms and didn't like the future cost to Alaska tax payers. Its not free money and will cost tax payers in those states alot of tax money in a few years.Read the fine porint is still good advice.Some staes have no choice because they have run up their credit cards and are grabbing at anyhting like a drowning man to stay afloat.
[sarcasm] Maybe like unlike those that read; don't like taxes going nothing.Why should money go grammar and english in skools?That seems like waste of monies[/sarcasm]
Businesses receive loans to weather tough times, and they succeed in the long run. Individuals receive loans for various reasons, and they succeed in the long run. The country can do the same.
A lot of this isn't loans. It's just spending for spending's sake (to presumably put some money in some people's pockets).
It doesn't matter. My point is that businesses and individuals need cash from time to time, and they go on to succeed. This refutes the claim that it "solves nothing in the long run." Whether the money is a loan, gift or jackpot winnings is irrelevant.
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It's just spending for spending's sake (to presumably put some money in some people's pockets).
Some of it surely is. Much of it isn't. Either way, putting someone to work is better than the alternative. Somebody has to spend to keep the economy from crashing. Business and individuals haven't. That's where government steps in.
The governor is turning down $160 million for education, the Anchorage Daily News reports, along with $9 million for Health and Social Services, $7 million for Public Safety and $17 million in Department of Labor funding that would pay for things like unemployment services and vocational rehabilitation services -- that is, employment assistance for people with disabilities.
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Duh, it's a no wonder she isn't exactly playing with a full deck..
Silly Sarah knows we don't need no education and instead wants to teach that Jesus road Dinosaurs in Israel during the Roman period. No joke. The woman is a nutjob.
Does the concept of strings being attached register at all?
Are you able to get your head around the idea that people just don't want DC running their lives?
Maybe you should have voted for Gore or Kerry, then.
The misnamed "Patriot Act" which would have been better titled "1984 NOW!" stuck the government squarely up America's nose. It didn't bother those who listened to the fearmongering and had no brains that could be be compromised by the intrusion, but those who paid attention were more afraid of their government than they were the threat of terrorists.
Those who voted Bush are now reaping what they sowed.
Maybe like unlike those that signed the adjustable rate loans;she read the terms and didn't like the future cost to Alaska tax payers. Its not free money and will cost tax payers in those states alot of tax money in a few years.Read the fine porint is still good advice.Some staes have no choice because they have run up their credit cards and are grabbing at anyhting like a drowning man to stay afloat.
I believe the best investment that could ever be made is investing in our children’s' education.!
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