Ahhh, the gov is living in a house that one of his campaign contributors is "renting" to him, even though they were unable to sell the home for a year before the state of Texas began paying $9,900.00 per month in October 2008 for Perry to live in while the gov's mansion is renovated, and, gasp, some unknown "anarchist", i.e. Perry staff member, firebombs the place while the state trooper that is supposed to be guarding the construction site is AWOL, thus conveniently extending the rental of said house by the taxpayers of Tx for at least another year, and THIS GUY rejects the "stim" unemployment funding, knowing full well that the repuke state ledge, and he himself, have been underfunding the Tx unemployment trust fund FOR YEARS, and by hundreds of millions of dollars. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jsgUhrz2efKJsA0zLOxrK5B0cY-wD96SRUKO4 This guy is a turd with a nice haircut. I would not piss on him if his pant leg was on fire.
"Texas would also have to expand eligibility to include thousands of low-wage workers. Lawmakers have said the change would help part-time employees like single mothers, college students and senior citizens.
Perry said the requirements attached to the federal stimulus money would require a change in the state's definition of unemployment by expanding it to include part-time employees. He said such an expansion would counteract the package's objective of job creation by leading companies to limit hiring and raise prices.
The governor's decision comes despite warnings from Texas Workforce Commission Chairman Tom Pauken that the state's unemployment compensation trust fund could be operating at a deficit by October. Pauken told lawmakers recently that insolvency might not be not far behind."
Perry said the requirements attached to the federal stimulus money would require a change in the state's definition of unemployment by expanding it to include part-time employees. He said such an expansion would counteract the package's objective of job creation by leading companies to limit hiring and raise prices.
The governor's decision comes despite warnings from Texas Workforce Commission Chairman Tom Pauken that the state's unemployment compensation trust fund could be operating at a deficit by October. Pauken told lawmakers recently that insolvency might not be not far behind."
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Ah yes, and this turd lives in a mansion, goes home with a hefty paycheck, paid by you and us, to a comfortable home with a well balanced meal. And can't understand why the rest of America is so angry. Currently, a huge amount of furloughs are about to occur right after April 15th taxes. And of course this guy, hired by us, wearing his crown of jewels, could care less what happens to the unemployed. I blame ourselves for allowing these individuals to step up on a pedestal and tells us what to do. They work for us not the other way around. Wake me, I think I'm in a nightmare.
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