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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Funny that the ones turning it down are the states that get the most out of the Federal Govt.
Louisiana- Bobby Jindal (R) Gov: Ranked #4 and receives $1.78 in fed. gov. services for every dollar sent to the Federal Govt.
South Carolina- Mark Sanford (R) Gov; Ranked #16 and receives $1.35 for every dollar sent to Uncle Sam.
- nothingconstantLv 71 decade ago
Only one so far. That is South Carolina.
The amount rejected is ambiguous right now because the legislature can override any decision made by the governor.. Mark Sanford.
So he's rejected it.. but it might be just a statement and not an action.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Charlie Crist, of FL, gladly accepted federal money that is much needed to close operating budget shortfalls and save thousands of jobs.
One of the better Republicans in my opinion.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'm in Texas and we took ours and our Governor is Republican. In fact, I tried to take some from Ohio when they were complaining about getting to hire 25 more policemen. I think we could put their money to good use for landscaping our highway that has needed to be expanded for years.
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- dick_acheLv 61 decade ago
I don't have an honest answer for you
I just remember after some GOP Gov's saying that they would refuse the money.......Arnold said he would take their share
that just cracked me up
- BertLv 71 decade ago
Hopefully none, the citizens of their state will be paying it back right along with the dem governors.
- 1 decade ago
It is great that they refused and save themselves the trouble of apoligizing to Rush Limbo (misspelling intended).
- Agent SmithLv 71 decade ago
It's all or nothing, buddy.
Hopefully all of them have turned it down.
It's a zero-sum game at best. At best!
It is really not needed: the long term cost is too high. Even the OMB said it will COST jobs in the long run.
And that is the only run that counts.
- KJLv 51 decade ago
We got a WINNER on the Democratic side... he is considering rejecting the so-called "STIMULUS" money in TN!!!
You forgot about him didn't you... but I didn't!!!!!!!!