So what's so stimulating about this package?
According to The Wall Street Journal and The Heritage Foundation, here are some of the highlights from the legislation approved by a 244 to 188 margin:
$7.7 billion for various upgrades and work done on federal buildings
$5.2 billion for voter fraud experts ACORN and other "neighborhood stabilization" groups
$2.4 billion for carbon capture projects
$1 billion for AMTRAK
$650 million--more--for coupons for the conversion to digital television
$600 million for federal automobiles
$400 million for research into global warming
$335 million for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases
$50 million to the National Endowment for the Arts
Madam Pelosi can't take her 200 empty seat jet to California and has to use a smaller jet. Oh, I guess the taxpayers rebelled against paying $60,000 one way for her. How tragic. Next thing could be her actually getting on a real airplane in First Class.
ACORN gets $5.2 BILLION dollars? Sounds like somebody's getting paid back for their "help" in getting someone elected... Huh?
Could someone please enlighten me as to just why this is a stimulus package and not a stacked pork package benefiting a selected few? Somehow I'm not able to discern just how this is going to stimulate anything, let alone the American economy...