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All of that is a total lie.
The stimulus was far bigger than what was originally proposed. The Dums had complete filibuster-proof majorities in both houses so the GOP had very little influence here. GOP governors rightly refused to accept the many strings the money came with, although Congress forced them to accept it, in e.g. South Carolina.
In NJyou are probably babbling about the tunnel. If you think one project could make or break the stimulus then you are an idiot of even greater proportions.
What you just posted is incorrect..and without any merit whatsoever.
Not really even worth addressing. The history of the stimulus is well known. Your fantasy not withstanding.
So I guess Paul Krugman is lying in this op-ed when he describes how the number kept growing.
The story of the stimulus - NYTimes.com
I guess Congress did not have a majority of Democrats in the House and a super-majority in the Senate while this was going on.
I guess SC's governor did not refuse stimulus money on the grounds it would cost too much.
Newsvine - S.C. Governor Sanford Refuses Stimulus Money
So I guess your post is filled with inaccuracies, half lies, and bullshit. IOW, par for the course.
Perry refuses Stimulus Funds
I think Gov. Perry ended up taking some, but I know at first he was on the refuse to take list
I think there where more, not sure