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White House turns up heat on Arizona senator
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Jul 14, 6:53 PM (ET)
By JOAN LOWY
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration is firing back at Sen. Jon Kyl for calling for an end to economic stimulus spending, and they're aiming for where it hurts the most - at home in Arizona.
The White House on Tuesday released letters from four cabinet secretaries to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, citing Kyl's comments and outlining transportation, housing, Indian education and other projects in his home state they said would be eliminated if the senator has his way.
Kyl, the No. 2 Senate GOP leader, has said the stimulus spending hasn't succeeded in boosting the economy and that it's adding to the deficit. He's suggested on his Senate Web site and in interviews that spending not already allocated be halted.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, one of two Republicans in Obama's cabinet, made no attempt to conceal his needling.
Kyl "publicly questioned whether the stimulus is working and stated that he wants to cancel projects that aren't presently under way," LaHood wrote Brewer. "If you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state, as Senator Kyl suggests, please let me know."
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Well it used to be 'patriotism' but guess that went out the window 1/20/09?
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White House turns up heat on Arizona senator
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration is firing back at Sen. Jon Kyl for calling for an end to economic stimulus spending, and they're aiming for where it hurts the most - at home in Arizona.
The White House on Tuesday released letters from four cabinet secretaries to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, citing Kyl's comments and outlining transportation, housing, Indian education and other projects in his home state they said would be eliminated if the senator has his way.
Kyl, the No. 2 Senate GOP leader, has said the stimulus spending hasn't succeeded in boosting the economy and that it's adding to the deficit. He's suggested on his Senate Web site and in interviews that spending not already allocated be halted.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, one of two Republicans in Obama's cabinet, made no attempt to conceal his needling.
Kyl "publicly questioned whether the stimulus is working and stated that he wants to cancel projects that aren't presently under way," LaHood wrote Brewer. "If you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state, as Senator Kyl suggests, please let me know."
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Before his term is up people will be burning Obama in effigy even in the bluest states for all the economic harms he's causing intentionally
BO's gang certainly spends a lot of time attacking people.
If only they were so diligent in fixing the many things wrong with the nation.
i feel for the people of ohio...they entered this recession at the beginning...high unemployement...there are still no jobs there...how much longer can they hold out? where are the promises obama made to them?
Well it used to be 'patriotism' but guess that went out the window 1/20/09?
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration is firing back at Sen. Jon Kyl for calling for an end to economic stimulus spending, and they're aiming for where it hurts the most - at home in Arizona.
The White House on Tuesday released letters from four cabinet secretaries to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, citing Kyl's comments and outlining transportation, housing, Indian education and other projects in his home state they said would be eliminated if the senator has his way.
Kyl, the No. 2 Senate GOP leader, has said the stimulus spending hasn't succeeded in boosting the economy and that it's adding to the deficit. He's suggested on his Senate Web site and in interviews that spending not already allocated be halted.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, one of two Republicans in Obama's cabinet, made no attempt to conceal his needling.
Kyl "publicly questioned whether the stimulus is working and stated that he wants to cancel projects that aren't presently under way," LaHood wrote Brewer. "If you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state, as Senator Kyl suggests, please let me know."
...
BO's gang certainly spends a lot of time attacking people.
If only they were so diligent in fixing the many things wrong with the nation.
And in big way! 4 letters from 4 cabinet officers? How DARE Kyl say such observations, PUBLICLY! I mean, he's only a senator.
BO's gang certainly spends a lot of time attacking people.
If only they were so diligent in fixing the many things wrong with the nation.
And in big way! 4 letters from 4 cabinet officers? How DARE Kyl say such observations, PUBLICLY! I mean, he's only a senator.
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!!! They sent....*shudder*....LETTERS!.
First came the letters, and I did not speak for I did not get a letter....and then came the death camps!!!!!!!
The stupidity of the right is surpassing my wildest expectations. He sent the Senator some letters outlining how his position would hurt his home state. This is smart politics, nothing more, nothing less.
Oh, that's just Nik being Nik Kyl "publicly questioned whether the stimulus is working and stated that he wants to cancel projects that aren't presently under way," LaHood wrote Brewer. "If you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state, as Senator Kyl suggests, please let me know."
Problem here is that the money isn't something "we are making available to your state", but something the people of Arizona made available to the federal government. Liberals never seem to understand that tax money isn't "theirs" or "the government's", but the people's.
BO's gang certainly spends a lot of time attacking people.
If only they were so diligent in fixing the many things wrong with the nation.
And in big way! 4 letters from 4 cabinet officers? How DARE Kyl say such observations, PUBLICLY! I mean, he's only a senator.
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!!! They sent....*shudder*....LETTERS!.
First came the letters, and I did not speak for I did not get a letter....and then came the death camps!!!!!!!
The stupidity of the right is surpassing my wildest expectations. He sent the Senator some letters outlining how his position would hurt his home state. This is smart politics, nothing more, nothing less.
And in big way! 4 letters from 4 cabinet officers? How DARE Kyl say such observations, PUBLICLY! I mean, he's only a senator.
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!!! They sent....*shudder*....LETTERS!.
First came the letters, and I did not speak for I did not get a letter....and then came the death camps!!!!!!!
The stupidity of the right is surpassing my wildest expectations. He sent the Senator some letters outlining how his position would hurt his home state. This is smart politics, nothing more, nothing less.
LOL! You truly are a sputtering fool. Someone mentioned that you plan on being a lawyer, why do I figure tort lawyer?
No because you act like one jackass. And where were you when Bush/Rove did the same thing as Obama in similar circumstance. Did you think it was smart politics then or an imposition on free speech?
