For Many Economist, Stimulus Falls Flat
some of the details:
4.19 Billion for ACORN
200 Million for Beautification of National Mall (including 21 Million for SOD)
200 Million for contraceptives and abortion industry
650 Million for more digital TV coupons
136 Billion for 32 new government programs
600 Million for new cars for the federal government
50 Million for National Endowment of the Arts
6 Billion for Colleges and Universities
300 Billion for State Government Bailouts (166 Billion direct Aid, 140 Billion Education Funding
Increased funding for 150 different federal funding programs
Kansas would recieve (1.383 Billion):
317.2 Million for Highways and Bridges
26.1 Million for Mass Transit
52.4 Million for Wastewater treatment and sewer
162.2 Million for School Modernization
228.2 Million for Pell Grants
591.3 Million for State Budge Aid
6 Million for Head Start
Connetcticut: 0.897 Billion
Main: 0.374 Billion
Mass: 1.683 Billion
New Hampshire: 0.334 Billion
New Jersey: 2.309 Billiion
NY: 6.321 Billion
Ohio: 3.2 Billion
Penn: 3.5 Billion
RI: 0.398 Billion
Vermont: 0.256 Billion
Most of the spending will not occur until 2010 and after
some of the details:
4.19 Billion for ACORN
200 Million for Beautification of National Mall (including 21 Million for SOD)
200 Million for contraceptives and abortion industry
650 Million for more digital TV coupons
136 Billion for 32 new government programs
600 Million for new cars for the federal government
50 Million for National Endowment of the Arts
6 Billion for Colleges and Universities
300 Billion for State Government Bailouts (166 Billion direct Aid, 140 Billion Education Funding
Increased funding for 150 different federal funding programs
Kansas would recieve (1.383 Billion):
317.2 Million for Highways and Bridges
26.1 Million for Mass Transit
52.4 Million for Wastewater treatment and sewer
162.2 Million for School Modernization
228.2 Million for Pell Grants
591.3 Million for State Budge Aid
6 Million for Head Start
Connetcticut: 0.897 Billion
Main: 0.374 Billion
Mass: 1.683 Billion
New Hampshire: 0.334 Billion
New Jersey: 2.309 Billiion
NY: 6.321 Billion
Ohio: 3.2 Billion
Penn: 3.5 Billion
RI: 0.398 Billion
Vermont: 0.256 Billion
Most of the spending will not occur until 2010 and after
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