muntrv
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Fri Feb-13-09 11:48 PM
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How about "Jobs" bill or "Invest In America" bill? That sounds better than "stimulus." |
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Fri Feb-13-09 11:58 PM
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1. It's officially The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. |
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:04 AM
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2. It is. It's what "eyesroll: said--"stimulus" is newspeak-shorthand. nt |
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:06 AM
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with a better title it would have been easier to sell some of our programs. Since many of our ideas don't technically stimulate but prevent people from becoming abjectly poor.
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:08 AM
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4. I shall call it the Fuck the GOP and Save America Act |
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:10 AM
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5. HA! much better. i vote for this one... n/t. |
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:22 AM
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6. Thom Hartmann was pushing the "JOBS" title last week, and |
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I definitely concur.
I'm willing to bet that NEXT time, they will give it a better (more suitable, sellable) name. :thumbsup:
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Sat Feb-14-09 12:39 AM
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7. Well, I am currently unemployed and collecting no unemployment insurance, have no health insurance |
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and I sure hope that I can find a job for me somewhere is this bill no matter what it is called.
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