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Cantor job fair employer AT&T has received two contracts totaling $837,550 from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer Bryant & Stratton College received contracts totaling $209,571 from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer Chesterfield County received grants totaling $406,773 from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer CSX Transportation received grants totaling over $5.7 million from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer Goodwill Industries International has received grants of over $6.4 million from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer Northrop Grumman Corporation has received grants of over $2.6 million from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer University of Richmond has received grants totaling $750,964 from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer Nationwide Insurance has received grants totaling $25,617 from the Recovery Act.
Cantor job fair employer United Way of Greater Richmond has received a $61,125 grant from the Recovery Act.
According to a ThinkProgress review of contracts from the Recovery.gov website, employers at the Cantor job fair tomorrow have received approximately $52,716,129 from the stimulus.
Think Progress Cantor To Host Job Fair With Employers Stimulated By Over $50 Million In Recovery Act Funds
Protesters, including Democratic opponent Rick Waugh, demonstrated outside the school, displaying signs criticizing Cantor for voting against the economic stimulus package, then bringing in government and other employers who benefited from the funding.
Photos: Congressman Eric Cantor Hosts Job Fair, More Than 3,000 Attend : Downtown Short Pump
Thousands attend job fair in Henrico | Richmond Times-Dispatch
Cantor Says Federal Spending Doesnt Create Jobs At Job Fair With Companies Funded By The Stimulus
Think Progress Cantor Says Federal Spending Doesnt Create Jobs At Job Fair With Companies Funded By The Stimulus
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euIei68DbzU&feature]YouTube - Cantor On Stimulus Repeal[/ame]
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Do Republicans feel comfortable being at every ribbon cutting, every jobs fair and taking credit and at the same time, saying it "didn't" work. Can they take credit for what "didn't work"? Will voters fall for that?