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AP - Most Republican governors have broken with their GOP colleagues in Congress and are pushing for passage of President Barack Obama's economic aid plan that would send billions to states for education, public works and health care.
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How Many Republican Governors Want a Bailout?
The Corner on National Review Online —
... : "I think the energy will come from the governors," said McDonnell, who this fall will try to snap the Democrats' eight-year grip on the statehouse under Democrats Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. "That's where a lot of the ideas are coming from." For now, they don't seem to share the same ideas as their fellow Republicans in Congress. Most have come out in support of the stimulus bill that the House GOP rejected, since they actually have to govern and need the money in the bill to do it. That last sentence caught my eye. It links to an AP story that does indeed say that "Most ...
Charlie Crist Gives Obama Stimulus A Boost
Politics Daily —
... Obama to the Sunshine State as he continues to work hard to reignite the U.S. ecomomy." In his own statement, Obama added, "Gov. Crist and I have seen firsthand the toll that this economic crisis has taken on the American people, and we agree that we can't allow politics to get in the way of urgent relief for the millions of families and small businesses that need it." As is the case with Crist, it seems that Republican Governors and Mayors across the country are showing far less partisan posturing than their ...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to soften down a "Buy American" plan as part of its nearly $900 billion economic stimulus bill, after President Barack Obama expressed concern the original language could lead to ...