Impatience builds over slow-moving stimulus
The record-breaking $787 billion fiscal stimulus package that Congress passed in February is not breaking records on the job front. In California, with 11.5 percent unemployment, it has done little more than prevent layoffs of state workers.
In response, Democrats who sold the stimulus as a way to cap the national unemployment rate at 8 percent are scrambling to explain why hundreds of thousands of jobs disappear each month.
And House ...
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California is in big trouble with unemployment at 11.5 thats 2 point over the national average. Their problems are self made as the people of California voted some insane tax rules, and the recent election they voted no on all of them. So until they fix their own house we, the federal government should not help them