Published on Thursday, Nov 19, 2009 at 12:12 am | Last updated on Wednesday, Nov 18, 2009 at 10:10 pm
The Franklin County Animal Shelter board of directors has recognized the staff for hard work and effort by presenting them with dark green fleece FCAS insignia vests. Pictured from left are Tammy Berkey; Nova Wagg; Franklin County Animal Shelter board member Darlene Rowe; Alissa Geis; Jessie Geis, animal care manager; Amy DiCosta; Billie-Jo Tyler (back); Kelley Dugay (front); Nicholas Doyle; Kristen Tardiff; Kim Rackliffe; Nicole Dugay; shelter board members Heidi Jordan and Marj Goodwin. Not pictured but given vests, Lauren Whittaker, volunteers Tasha Pomelow and Kim Levensalor. The shelter is open from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. To report a lost pet or for more information, call the shelter at 778-2638.
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I do rail about debt growth, but the intention of this thread was to show Alan how the government is currently overarching its span of control. That is, how successful (or unsuccessful) the government manages its programs.
My healthcare arguments have never supported the current cost structure. My healthcare arguments have more to do with oBamaCare being the wrong solution, and in general, government controlled healthcare being the wrong solution. Anyhow, that is a topic for another day.
when the stock market started crashing is the one who bailed the banks out by creating TARP in October 2008. During that fateful week of September 2008, a half a TRILLION dollars was taken out of the money markets (offshore? Must have been because to this day no one has been arrested for the electronic run on the banks that day!) in 90 minutes. The Federal Reserve pushed $180 BILLION dollars onto the market to stave off a total collapse. It worked temporarily, but then Bush said it was time to bail the banks out. He created a $753 BILLION dollar TARP (protects ya from the bad weather!) bailout and before he left office, he took $353 billion and gave it out to the Big Banks without strings attached. The Big Banks went wild with their new found money! In fact, after Obama won in November 2008, the Big Banks were on a high again and when Obama in early 2009 after being sworn in started adding strings to the bailout money, that's when the republicans of the nation started calling him a big meaning to the banks.
Guess how much Bush's TARP has cost Americans so far? $7 TRILLION DOLLARS. Had George Bush decided to give every single American who filed a tax return in 2007 a $50,000 check, our nation would have flourished and he would have been a hero leaving his presidency, but he didn't do that. Sad.
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