Last year when President Obama signed into law the so-called ``stimulus package,'' we were told that it would cost $787 billion and that it would create 33,000 Kansas jobs. Unfortunately, the facts paint a different picture. Since the stimulus became law, the cost has increased to $862 billion, and over 47,000 Kansans have lost jobs. The same rings true: Making promises builds hope. Keeping promises builds trust. That's why I will keep my promise to Kansas by supporting a no-cost jobs plan to put Kansans back to work, to keep taxes low for small businesses, to increase international markets for American products, to practice fiscal restraint, and to restore confidence in the Federal Government. Kansans need jobs, not more broken promises.
Lynn Jenkins: “Last year when President Obama signed into law the so-called ``stimulus package,'' we were told that it would cost $787…”
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The speaker addresses the impact of the stimulus package on Kansas jobs and outlines a jobs plan.
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