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To: bentway who wrote (260906)	7/14/2010 6:44:49 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

>>Perhaps he should have allocated it ALL on a dam to fill the Grand Canyon?<< Good idea. He allocated 4 bil to AZ (which is odd in an 800 billion dollar bill, we get 1/2 percent to 1.8% of the US population. Way to get your red-state retribution, O!). And only 1.3 billion were received, and only 6889 jobs 'created'. Extrapolate that and it cost only $200,000 per job 'created'. Nice. And I still don't know what it went for, maybe the Tucson ACORN office got a big slug. Or La Raza....... In my zip there were NO contracts, only 30 grants totalling 4 million buckos. And I live in a middle-class (to working class) 'hood known affectionately as "Little Oaxaca". Nearly all of it went to schools (the vast majority to a single school), presumably to greenify their campus. Ho hum, it ain't the Grand Coulee Dam!