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to be fair only under republican polices are you forced to sell your bunghole to buy food.
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11-02-2015, 07:17 PM
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From October 1 through 16, 2013, the Federal Government entered a shutdown and curtailed most routine operations after the Republican led Congress failed to enact legislation appropriating funds for fiscal year 2014. During the shutdown, approximately 800,000 federal employees were indefinitely furloughed and another 1.3 million were required to report to work without known payment dates. The financial services company Standard & Poors estimated that the shutdown, which lasted just over two weeks, cost $1.5 billion per day, took a total of $24 billion out of the U.S. economy, and shaved 0.6% off fourth-quarter GDP growth. Here’s a breakdown of some of the economic cost: About $3.1 billion in lost government services, according to the research firm IHS. $152 million per day in lost travel spending, according to the U.S. Travel Association. $76 million per day lost because of National Parks being shut down, according to the National Park Service. $217 million per day in lost federal and contractor wages in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area alone. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers bore the economic brunt of the shutdown. But small businesses also suffered from frozen government contracts and stalled business loans. Tourism suffered from closed national parks, and military families had to cope without childcare and other services. TOTAL: $25,000,650,000 Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of the net loss of Federal medicaid expansion funds: Alabama: -$943,000,000 Alaska: -$229,000,000 Florida: -$5,038,000,000 Georgia: -$2,862,000,000 Idaho: -$297,000,000 Kansas: -$950,000,000 Louisiana: -$1,655,000,000 Maine: -$294,000,000 Mississippi: -$431,000,000 Missouri: -$2,249,000,000 Nebraska: -$738,000,000 North Carolina: -$2,591,000,000 Oklahoma: -$1,264,000,000 South Carolina: -$807,000,000 South Dakota: -$224,000,000 Texas: -$9,217,000,000 Utah: -$719,000,000 Virginia: -$2,839,000,000 Wisconsin: -$1,848,000,000 Wyoming: -$166,000,000 This totals more than 30 billion in rejected funds. Republicans have squandered money on hubristic, base-rousing engagements and re-investigations, and forfeited money available for a wholly legitimate and beneficial expansion of health coverage for low-income families. Sadly, it’s not them who are left counting the costs. I mean lets be honest, straight up, The republican party doesnt think "economicially" it functions to destroy our goverment, and uses religious zelotry to rally voters. Its a bastardization of what the part once was. I mean hell who is the leading candidiate for 2016? Ben Carson? Trump? Do you really need another republican failure in the white house to teach you that the same broken things DONT make a right? When is enough enough? | |||
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