So the billions of dollars that went directly to the states that saved the jobs of teachers, fire fighters, police, paramedics, etc. didn't do a damn thing? It would have been better if they were all fired because the states didn't have the funds?
If you can't even admit that the stimulus has helped some, then how can we even have an honest conversation about it? I'll admit that it didn't do as much as was promised, but the dollars did funnel into local economies when no one else was spending. That is the life blood of our economy.
I still want someone to answer what he has done to raise the debt.
so far we have one answer, and that's the stimulus which added $787 billion of which
$122.5B went to us in the form of individual tax credits (did that help us at all?)
$89.3B went to working people in tax credits ($400 to individuals, $800 to families)
$33.4B went to businesses in tax incentives to hire more people
$80.9B to education
Look at the complete list here...
http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/fundingoverview/Pages/fundingbreakdown.aspx