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- Friday, March 26: Guthrie's "No" healthcare reform vote is vote against America's children
- Friday, March 26: Bullitt County is "Tapped" again in road plan
- Thursday, February 11: Great fall line up of Democratic candidates
- Monday, December 21: 2010 Meeting Schedule Finalized
- Monday, December 21: Bullitt County clerk proactive in addressing voter concerns
- Thursday, July 23: 2010 Third Annual FDR Dinner
- Tuesday, June 2: David Eaton wins state senate race
- Thursday, March 5: Strategic Plan Online
- Thursday, February 19: Kentucky's New Unemployment Claims Highest in Country
- Thursday, February 19: Bullitt County Looks For $49 Million and 1,249 Jobs From Stimulus
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Obama Signs American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Into Law
Tuesday, February 17 by Ben Roberts.
President Barack Obama today signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, an economic stimulus aimed at creating and saving millions of American jobs and restoring the ailing economy. In an email to supporters, Obama said that the $789 billion plan “will create or save 3.5 million jobs, provide tax cuts for working and middle-class families, and invest in health care and clean energy.”
In Kentucky, the stimulus plan will create or save an estimated 48,000 jobs, including 8,200 jobs in Kentucky’s 2nd Congressional District alone. Brett Guthrie, the Republican who is supposed to represent the 2nd District, voted against the plan. Luckily in 2010, residents of Bullitt County will have an opportunity to change Brett Guthrie’s mind by giving him a close-up view of the unemployment line.
Americans interested in how the stimulus money is being spent can view information, make comments, and ask questions at www.recovery.gov.
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