Posted on 02/15/2013 11:20:14 AM PST by Nachum
CHICAGO At a high school near his own neighborhood here, President Obama on Friday will provide new details about an initiative to select 20 communities nationwide as laboratories for better coordination of federal, local, nonprofit and private-sector investments to revitalize long-distressed areas, according to administration officials. Mr. Obama had announced his proposal to designate the so-called Promise Zones during his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, but did not provide many details. As part of the effort,
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They'll serve humans. -well done, medium or rare
The list, Ping
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The list, Ping
Let me know if you would like to be on or off the ping list
Unlike all the other thousands of ‘programs’ and cash giveaways - I’m sure this one will work... /s
Potemkin villages.
I served on a case that was in an economic opportunity zone in Brooklyn. The stores couldnt get theft insurance being in the hood. So they got cut rate government insurance.It covered up to$ 10,000 in losses per month. Wouldnt you know it every month they were robbed of $9,999 worth of goods? They ran into trouble when they couldnt prove they ever had $9,000 dollars worth of merchandise in their store.
Is this different from ‘promise land’? HALLELUJAH!
How can I get the constantly moving square meter or so around me declared as a Promise Zone?
Baraq
El Commandante Maximo
in the War on Poverty!!
bringing
the Great Society
to the 21st century!!
and you wondered how Detroit and Cleveland were going to get bailed out...
I can guess some of the cities being bailed out: East St. Louis; Gary, IN; Camden, NJ; Newark, NJ, Detroit; New Orleans; Washington, DC.
I sense a pattern here...
Mixing state and private investments for education, health or welfare endeavors is the equivalent of being told “I’m only gonna stick it in a little bit...I promise.”
Flashback-
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-8747213.html
On enterprise zones, Jack Kemp is naive
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‘On enterprise zones, Jack Kemp is naive.
Jack Kemp is the most fair-minded person the present administration has, but on two accounts he appears to be naive — enterprise zones and home ownership.’
What could go wrong?
Yep same scam new name.
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