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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Americans for Prosperity: $60 Billion Sandy Aid Package 'A Disgrace'

A proposed $60.4 billion Hurricane Sandy disaster bill has its detractors, among then New Jersey's own Americans for Prosperity director.

A funding bill that would provide more than $60 billion in aid for the Hurricane Sandy recovery effort is currently being debated in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. The primary beneficiaries of the aid would be Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, three states that took the brunt of Sandy’s wrath and have seen damage estimates continue to rise well above President Barack Obama’s funding request. The bill has been divisive. In both the Senate and Congress, legislators are questioning the appropriations, the allocation of the funds, the total, and the need to approve the aid all at once. Despite their differences, the majority of the country’s elected leaders in Washington D.C. agree that, in some form, the victims of …

Sue

7:40 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Lonegan is an infamous tea bagger, a legend in his own mind, and should take his ideas back where they belong, in the 18th century.   more ›

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Faith and Family

Placing Blame in the Debt Ceiling Debate

Former Bush official says the vitriolic debt ceiling debate is a reflection of a new, negative era of Republican leadership

“Compared to the Tea Party, Gov. Whitman was a Democrat,” said the Rev. Dr. DeForest Soaries Jr. when I interviewed him Monday about the federal budget debate for UrbanFaith.com. Soaries was New Jersey Secretary of State under Christine Todd Whitman and a two-time political appointee of George W. Bush. He is pastor of First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, and said he weaves instruction on financial responsibility and economic opportunity into every sermon he preaches. He is also author of dfree: Breaking Free from Financial Slavery. The book and First Baptist's personal finance program were featured last fall in CNN’s Black in America “Almighty Debt” documentary.  “I had no philosophical or ideological conflict working with …

Mickey

6:57 am on Thursday, August 4, 2011

everyone should be making a sacrifice.....just wondering when the other side plans on making theirs ?. consequences to all this spending and refusal to address the increasing debt, will bury generations to come.   more ›

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