Massachusetts Recovery Plan

On March 16, 2009, with the 73-year-old structurally-deficient Chelsea Street Bridge serving as a backdrop, Governor Deval Patrick today unveiled his Massachusetts Recovery Plan, highlighting how integrating state, federal and private investments will put people back to work today on critical projects, speed the states recovery and ultimately secure our common economic future.

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stagering should read staggering.

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The state government seems to be upheld by the federal government money. In the next 1-3 years we will face a potentially huge inflation rate due to our government printing money and throwing money at the fiscal problems within our banks.

We got into finacial trouble due to DEBT. Our federal and state government is incurring a huge debt on a day to day basis. The400 bucks the fed gave me is not going to pay for the stagering inflation a head of us.

Glad to see jobs.