Posted on 01/26/2010 5:58:41 PM PST by Nachum
WASHINGTON – First lady Michelle Obama said Tuesday the president's 2011 budget will include a record $8.8 billion to support military families.
The largest sum, $1.9 billion, would be spent on counseling and other support services. An additional $1.3 billion would go for military child care.
President Barack Obama included another $439 million to build 10 Defense Department schools, the first step in a program to replace or renovate 103 such schools by 2015.
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The list, ping
Yes! We believe you!!! Yes we can...hope and change...blah, blah.
I went to London Central High School in 1964-66 at Bushey Hall. It was a WWII anti-aircraft battery base. Our classrooms were old rickety quanset huts and a hospital complex. We felt like POWs.
Many of the same fools who elected Hillary Clinton.
“who elected her ?”
Obama Erected Her......He needs help, The kids will be next, nationwide on the Kids Channel.
(ps. yes, I meant Erected, without the “l”)
$8.8 billion to support military families.
Oh how really, reaslly nice of him and all for the men and women who fight and die for the same America he is trying to destroy.
Oh by the way how much was set aside to bail out GM, Goldman Sac, etc..
And tomorrow O will announce the end of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.
This was the bribe.
It’s only a matter of time before she slips up and reveals her hate for whitey and America. After that, they will put her back in the WH and not let her out without BO’s teleprompters.
Michelle will probably want to oversee the “re-education” of our military’s children while she has the opportunity. Hi, I’m a progressive and I’m here to help educate you...!
$8.8 billion to support military families. That’s about half of what they should be spending.
And while they are at it, spend enough on personal weapons, armor and vehicles so that those families don’t lose their military member — about $8.8 billion should be a start.
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