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Granger sits down one-on-one with Gen. David Petraeus
Posted Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010
By CHRIS VAUGHN
cvaughn@star-telegram.com
Because U.S. Rep. Kay Granger helps control the purse strings for both the Defense Department and the State Department, it should not be surprising that Gen. David Petraeus might want to sit down with her to discuss operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and the turmoil of the Middle East.
Except it was surprising to Granger, who is used to sharing her time with the U.S. Central Command leader with other congressmen. (more…)
So what do the American people think of the job President Obama is doing on health care?
According to a CBS News poll, 54% disapprove and only 36% approve.
I’m not surprised. The American people know that we can’t lower the cost of health care by creating mandates and fines. And the American people know that we have too much government involvement in health care already. The answer to health care reform comes from common sense ideas I’ve been pushing in Congress for years, like providing tax incentives to families to buy and own their own health care.
Obamacare is bad medicine. And the American people know it. That’s why I am continuing to fight against it in Washington.
Now that the Democrats are finalizing their health care bill, I find it amusing to hear them say that there are no new regulations or mandates in the bill.
Really? I checked and found out that the Democratic health care bill includes:
1032 mentions of the word “require”
121 mentions of the word “penalty”
and 254 mentions of the word “tax”
Make no mistake about it: the bill that I fought against and that I continue to fight against will put huge new burdens, taxes and mandates on every citizen and every business in this country.
As news reports continue to break about the flawed job numbers coming out of President Obama’s Recovery.gov stimulus website, I thought it would be interesting to see for myself how the government’s $18 million website is reporting the number of jobs “created or saved” in Texas from the trillion dollar stimulus that I voted against.
What I found was surprising:
According to Recovery.gov, $191,727,818 in stimulus money has been spent in the 12th district to “create or save” 625.5 jobs at a cost of $306,764 per job. But that’s not all. Recovery.gov also reports 30 jobs were “saved or created” in Texas’ 91stcongressional district. 45 jobs were saved for $3,659,964 in district 58, and 1 job was saved in the 68th district for $310,963. The problem is there are only 32 congressional districts in Texas.
When asked to explain why the stimulus information listed congressional districts that don’t exist, Ed Pound, spokesman for Recovery.gov, said, “Who knows, man? Who really knows?”
How can we expect the administration to lead our economy into recovery when they take credit for spending $14,717,592 in congressional districts that don’t even exist?
Sincerely,
Kay
to a Fall Granger Rally for Congresswoman Kay Granger
with our two special guests:
State Representative Phil King &
The Honorable Dick Armey
with Master of Ceremonies
WBAP Radio Host Mark Davis
| November 7, 2009 | ||
| 5:30 pm | to | 7:00 pm |
You are invited to a fundraiser with our two special guests:
With WBAP’s Mark Davis as MC
State Representative Phil King
and
Former U.S. Majority Leader Dick Armey
at Roger Williams Ranch
5 Crown Road
Weatherford, Texas 76087
General Admission: $25
Host Committee: $200, $500, $1,000, $2,400
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