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Palin gave several examples that underlined her reasoning for wanting to reject the funds. In total, if the bill were passed, $515-million of the almost $1-billion would be rejected by the state.
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Good for you Sarah Palin! Thanks for not accepting the Americans tax money for useless projects!
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(1) Obama’s worse joke — and insult to American taxpayers’ intelligence
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lukemcgook // March 20, 2009 at 1:26 AM
Good for her. And good for Sanford and Perry and any governor who sees Porkulus for what it is.
goodtimepolitics // March 20, 2009 at 1:38 AM
At least Sarah Palin is keeping Barack from getting Alaska in his pocket. Just to many rules attached to this money and its Obama’s way of paying for votes!
anonymous // March 21, 2009 at 4:13 AM
I heard on the Bill O’Reilly’s program last night that the Republican Party didn’t like the way Palin decided not to send all of the funds back. They were discussed who might have a chance to run for President in 2012. Gov. Perry of Texas might have a chance to run for President because he has rejected all the Federal Recovery Fund. I don’t think Palin or Sanford will not have a chance to get the nominee. I like to see former Gov. Romney run for President again in 2012. Go to Intrade, it will tell you who is leading. Romney is ahead than Palin.
goodtimepolitics // March 21, 2009 at 10:14 AM
Gov. Romney would be ok, but the people didn’t think so in the last election! From what I understand, there were very few republican states that sent all the money back! Which sending the money back only gives Ba-rat more money to send across the pond to banks over there!
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