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What does this year's State of the Union mean for Black People?

Category: Politics
Posted: February 13

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KrZqTbOi904

Male, 35, Jacksonville, FL

Posted February 13

that article was retarded. why do another stimulus for infrastructure when the last 2 was suppose to be for infrastructure but never went to it. WHERE DID THE MONEY GO!! by looking at his policies and actions Obama is not for the black community.

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Female, Age Private, Schererville, IN

Posted February 15

This shyt is funny as hell. We tried to tell iggas that when he ran for office the first time. To be real about it though, none of the votes counted in the first place. It's obvious what's happening now. Both the Republicans and Democrats have been chewing away for a police state for a long time. Looks like we're going to have another Nazi Germany. ...And the slow joe sheeple are still sleeping.

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bigboybob

Male, Age Private, Norfolk, VA

Posted February 19

http://articles.washingtonpost .com/2012-08-10/opinions/35492 297_1_stimulus-recovery-act-ta x-cuts

1. The stimulus didn?t create jobs.

A year after Obama signed the bill, the percentage of the public that believed it had created jobs was lower than the percentage that believed Elvis was alive. But at its peak, the Recovery Act directly employed more than 700,000 Americans on construction projects, research grants and other contracts. That number doesn?t include the jobs saved or created through its unemployment benefits, food stamps and other aid to struggling families likely to spend it; its fiscal relief for cash-strapped state governments; or its tax cuts for more than 95 percent of workers. Top economic forecasters estimate that the stimulus produced about 2.5 million jobs and added between 2.1 percent and 3.8 percent to our gross domestic product.

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