Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 19:49:38 -0400 From: bobhunt@erols.com Subject: [lpaz-repost] (fwd) the white house web site brags about what they are doing for your state... To: lpaz-repost@yahoogroups.com, TnLP@egroups.com
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001 12:17:05 -0400, "Hunt, Robert" <RHUNT@imf.org> wrote:
the white house web site brags about what they are doing for your state...
DC: The President's Budget & District of Columbia
The President's Budget funds America's priorities, provides the largest debt reduction in history and provides fair and responsible tax relief. In Washington, DC, the budget:
Benefits an estimated 34,000 District of Columbia small businesses and entrepreneurs by reducing marginal tax rates and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent.
Provides tax relief for roughly 210,000 District of Columbia citizens who pay taxes.
Provides relief for an estimated 43,000 District of Columbia married couples by reducing the Marriage Penalty.
Provides relief for an estimated 37,000 District of Columbia families by doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Increases District of Columbia's education funding over current levels to more than $138.6 million to give local schools more tools to ensure that no child is left behind.
Increases District of Columbia's Head Start funding over current levels to more than $24 million to better prepare District of Columbia children for success in school.
Increases funding to more than $186 million in housing assistance and services for low-income District of Columbia citizens.
Provides an estimated $976,000 in funding for water resource projects along District of Columbia's rivers and waterways.
Provides more than $19 million to fund District of Columbia environmental protection efforts.
Provides more than $748,000 to help conserve District of Columbia's natural resources - a 494% increase over current levels just for District of Columbia.
Provides an estimated $111 million in highway funding for District of Columbia.
Provides $391 million for programs and grants to help local fire departments and emergency services in District of Columbia and all across America with training, equipment, and fire fighting and lifesaving efforts.
Provides a $5.6 billion National Emergency Reserve to aid District of Columbia and other states struck by disasters.
Increases funding over current levels to more than $7.7 million to help more District of Columbia children awaiting adoption find loving homes faster.
The President's Budget Funds Important Priorities for District of Columbia:
Improving Education. Provides the Education Department with the largest percentage spending increase of any federal department (11.5% or $4.6 billion) and triples funding for children's reading programs.
Protecting Social Security. Locks away every penny of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus for Social Security.
Preserving Medicare. Spends every dime of Medicare receipts over the next 10 years only for Medicare, increases funding over the next year by $21 billion, and modernizes Meicare with an integrated prescription drug benefit.
Strengthening Defense. Improves quality of life of our troops and their families and begins the transition to a 21st century force.
Improving Healthcare. Doubles funding for NIH medical research on important health issues like cancer, the largest funding increase in NIH history. Creates more than 1,200 new community health centers nationwide to make health care more accessible.
Protecting the Environment. Fully funds the Land and Water Consevation Fund - a $900 million commitment, with more than $748,000 targeted for District of Columbia's conservation efforts; gives the EPA the second highest operating budget ever -- $3.7 billion, with an estimated $19 million targeted for District of Columbia's environmental efforts; and increases funding for the EPA $56 million above the amount requested by President Clinton.
District of Columbia Will Benefit from the President's Historic Debt Reduction:
The President's Budget provides the fastest, largest debt reducion in history and reduces the debt to its lowest share of the economy since World War I, which will benefit District of Columbia citizens in many important ways.
Lower government debt means lower interest rates on District of Columbia citizens' home mortgages, car loans, credit cards and other expenses.
Future generations of District of Columbia citizens will not be burdened with repaying our debt obligations. Fair and Responsible Tax Relief for all District of Columbia Taxpayers:
Provides the typical family of four in District of Columbia paying income taxes $1,600 in tax relief.
An estimated 210,000 District of Columbia taxpayers stand to benefit by the new, lowered rate structure.
An estimated 34,000 District of Columbia small businesses and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from the tax cut.
1 in 5 taxpaying families with children will no longer pay any income tax at all - completely removing 6 million American families from the tax rolls.
A family of four in District of Columbia making $35,000 a year will receive a 100% federal income tax cut.
A family of four in District of Columbia making $50,000 a year will receive a 50% tax cut - receiving at least $1,600.
A family of four in District of Columbia making $75,000 a year will receive a 25% tax cut.
The marginal income tax rate on low-income families will fall by more than 40%.
MD The President's Budget & Maryland
The President's Budget funds America's priorities, provides the largest debt reduction in history and provides fair and responsible tax relief. In Maryland, the budget:
Benefits an estimated 327,000 Maryland small businesses and entrepreneurs by reducing marginal tax rates and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent.
Provides tax relief for roughly two million Maryland citizens who pay taxes.
Provides relief for an estimated 916,000 Maryland married couples by reducing the Marriage Penalty.
Provides relief for an estimated 520,000 Maryland families by doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Increases Maryland's education funding over current levels to more than $597 million to give local schools more tools to ensure that no child is left behind.
Increases Maryland's Head Start funding over current levels to more than $73.5 million to better prepare Maryland children for success in school.
Increases funding to more than $534 million in housing assistance and services for low-income Maryland citizens.
Provides more than $76 million in funding for water resource projects along Maryland's rivers and waterways.
Provides an estimated $52.7 million to fund Maryland environmental protection efforts.
Provides more than $6.7 million to help conserve Maryland's natural resources - a 281% increase over current levels just for Maryland.
Provides an estimated $457 million in highway funding for Maryland.
Provides $391 million for programs and grants to help local fire departments and emergency services in Maryland and all across America with training, equipment, and fire fighting and lifesaving efforts.
Provides a $5.6 billion National Emergency Reserve to aid Maryland and other states struck by disasters.
Increases funding over current levels to more than $13 million to help more Maryland children awaiting adoption find loving homes faster.
The President's Budget Funds Important Priorities for Maryland:
Improving Education. Provides the Education Department with the largest percentage spending increase of any federal department (11.5% or $4.6 billion) and triples funding for children's reading programs.
Protecting Social Security. Locks away every penny of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus for Social Security.
Preserving Medicare. Spends every dime of Medicare receipts over the next 10 years only for Medicare, increases funding over the next year by $21 billion, and modernizes Medicare with an integrated prescription drug benefit.
Strengthening Defense. Improves quality of life of our troops and their families and begins the transition to a 21st century force.
Improving Healthcare. Doubles funding for NIH meical research on important health issues like cancer, the largest funding increase in NIH history. Creates more than 1,200 new community health centers nationwide to make health care more accessible.
Protecting the Environment. Fully funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund - a $900 million commitment, with more than $6.7 million targeted for Maryland's conservation efforts; gives the EPA the second highest operating budget ever -- $3.7 billion, with an estimated $52.7 million targeted for Maryland's environmental efforts; and increases funding for the EPA $56 million above the amount requested by President Clinton.
Maryland Will Benefit from the President's Historic Debt Reduction:
The President's Budget provides the fastest, largest debt reduction in history and reduces the debt to its lowest share of the economy since World War I, which will benefit Maryland citizens in many important ways.
Lower government debt means lower interest rates on Maryland citizens' home mortgages, car loans, credt cards and other expenses.
Future generations of Maryland citizens will not be burdened with repaying our debt obligations. Fair and Responsible Tax Relief for all Maryland Taxpayers:
Provides the typical family of four in Maryland paying income taxes $1,600 in tax relief.
An estimated two million Maryland taxpayers stand to benefit by the new, lowered rate structure.
An estimated 327,000 Maryland small businesses and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from the tax cut.
1 in 5 taxpaying families with children will no longer pay any income tax at all - completely removing 6 million American families from the tax rolls.
A family of four in Maryland making $35,000 a year will receive a 100% federal income tax cut.
A family of four in Maryland making $50,000 a year will receive a 50% tax cut - receiving at least $1,600.
A family of four in Maryland making $75,000 a year will receive a 25% tax cut.
The marginal income tax rate on low-income families will fall by more than 40%.
The President's Budget & Tennessee
The President's Budget funds America's priorities, provides the largest debt reduction in history and provides fair and responsible tax relief. In Tennessee, the budget:
Benefits more than 372,000 Tennessee small businesses and entrepreneurs by reducing marginal tax rates and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent.
Provides tax relief for roughly 1.9 million Tennessee citizens who pay taxes.
Provides relief for an estimated one million Tennessee married couples by reducing the Marriage Penalty.
Provides relief for an estimated 541,000 Tennessee families by doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Increases Tennessee's education funding over current levels to more than $699 million to give local schools more tools to ensure that no child is left behind.
Increases Tennessee's Head Start funding over current levels to more than $109 million to better prepare Tennessee's children for success in school.
Increases funding to more than $484 million in housing assistance and services for low-income Tennessee citizens.
Provides more than $48.6 million in funding for water resource projects along Tennessee's rivers and waterways.
Provides more than $42 million to fund Tennessee's environmental protection efforts.
Provides more than $ 7.7 million to help conserve Tennessee's natural resources - a 365% increase over current levels just for Tennessee.
Provides an estimated $654 million in highway funding for Tennessee.
Provides $391 million for programs and grants to help local fire departments and emergency services in Tennessee and all across America with training, equipment, and fire fighting and lifesaving efforts.
Provides a $5.6 billion National Emergency Reserve to aid Tennessee and other states nationwide struck by disasters.
Increases Tennessee's funding over current levels to more than $7.9 million to help more Tennessee children awaiting adoption find loving homes faster.
The President's Budget Funds Important Priorities for Tennessee:
Improving Education. Provides the Education Department with the largest percentage spending increase of any federal department (11.5% or $4.6 billion) and triples funding for children's reading programs.
Protecting Social Security. Locks away every penny of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus for Social Security.
Preserving Medicare. Spends every dime of Medicare receipts over the next 10 years only for Medicare, increases funding over the next year by $21 billion, and modernizes Medicare with an integrated prescription drug benefit.
Strengthening Defense. Improves quality of life of our troops and their families and begins the transition to a 21st century force.
Improving Healthcare. Doubles funding for NIH medical research on important health issues like cancer, the largest funding increase in NIH history. Creates more than 1,200 new community health centers nationwide to make health care more accessible.
Protecting the Environment. Fully funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund - a $900 million commitment, with more than $7.7 million targeted for Tennessee's conservation efforts; gives the EPA the second highest operating budget ever -- $3.7 billion, with more than $42 million targeted for Tennessee's environmental efforts; and increases funding for the EPA $56 million above the amount requested by President Clinton.
Tennessee Will Benefit from the President's Historic Debt Reduction:
The President's Budget provides the fastest, largest debt reduction in history and reduces the debt to its lowest share of the economy since World War I, which will benefit Tennessee citizens in many important ways.
Lower government debt means lower interest rates on Tennessee citizens' home mortgages, car loans, credit cards and other expenses.
Future generations of Tennessee citizens will not be burdened with repaying our debt obligations. Fair and Responsible Tax Relief for all Tennessee Taxpayers:
Provides the typical family of four in Tennessee paying income taxes $1,600 in tax relief.
An estimated 1.9 million Tennessee taxpayers stand to benefit by the new, lowered rate structure.
An estimated 372,000 Tennessee small businesses and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from the tax cut.
1 in 5 taxpaying families with children will no longer pay any income tax at all - completely removing 6 million American families from the tax rolls.
A family of four in Tennessee making $35,000 a year will receive a 100% federal income tax cut.
A family of four in Tennessee making $50,000 a year will receive a 50% tax cut - receiving at least $1,600.
A family of four in Tennessee making $75,000 a year will receive a 25% tax cut.
The marginal income tax rate on low-income families will fall by more than 40%.
GA The President's Budget & Georgia
The President's Budget funds America's priorities, provides the largest debt reduction in history and provides fair and responsible tax relief. In Georgia, the budget:
Benefits more than 486,000 Georgia small businesses and entrepreneurs by reducing marginal tax rates and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent.
Provides tax relief for roughly 2.6 million Georgia citizens who pay taxes.
Provides relief for an estimated 1.3 million Georgia married couples by reducing the Marriage Penalty.
Provides relief for an estimated 802,000 Georgia families by doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Increases Georgia's education funding over current levels to more than $1 billion to give local schools more tools to ensure that no child is left behind.
Increases Georgia's Head Start funding over current levels to ore than $154 million to better prepare Georgia's children for success in school.
Increases funding to more than $700 million for housing assistance and services for low-income Georgia citizens.
Provides more than $99.8 million in funding for water resource projects along Georgia's rivers and waterways.
Provides more than $56 million to fund Georgia's environmental protection efforts.
Provides more than $ 9.8 million to help conserve Georgia's natural resources - a 374% increase over current levels just for Georgia.
Provides an estimated $1 billion in highway funding for Georgia.
Provides $391 million for programs and grants to help local fire departments and emergency services in Georgia and all across America with training, equipment, and fire fighting and lifesaving efforts.
Provides a $5.6 billion National Emergency Reserve to aid Georgia and other states nationwide struck by disasters.
Increases Georgia's funding over current levels to more than $28 million to help more Georgia children awaiting adoption find loving homes faster.
The President's Budget Funds Important Priorities for Georgia:
Improving Education. Provides the Education Department with the largest percentage spending increase of any federal department (11.5% or $4.6 billion) and triples funding for children's reading programs.
Protecting Social Security. Locks away every penny of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus for Social Security.
Preserving Medicare. Spends every dime of Medicare receipts over the next 10 years only for Medicare, increases funding over the next year by $21 billion, and modernizes Medicare with an integrated prescription drug benefit.
Strengthening Defense. Improves quality of life of our troops and their families and begins the transition to a 21st century force.
Improving Healthcare. Doubles funding for NIH medical research on important health issues like cancer, the largest funding increase in NIH history. Creates more than 1,200 new community health centers nationwide to make health care more accessible.
Protecting the Environment. Fully funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund - a $900 million commitment, with more than $9.8 million targeted for Georgia's conservation efforts; gives the EPA the second highest operating budget ever -- $3.7 billion, with more than $56 million targeted for Georgia's environmental efforts; and increases funding for the EPA $56 million above the amount requested by President Clinton.
Georgia Will Benefit from the President's Historic Debt Reduction:
The President's Budget provides the fastest, largest debt reduction in history and reduces the debt to its lowest share of the economy since World War I, which will benefit Georgia citizens in many important ways.
Lower government debt means lower interest rates on Georgia citizens' home mortgages, car loans, credit cards and other expenses.
Future generations of Georgia citizens will not be burdened with repaying our debt obligations. Fair and Responsible Tax Relief for all Georgia Taxpayers:
Provides the typical family of four in Georgia paying income taxes $1,600 in tax relief.
An estimated 2.6 million Georgia taxpayers stand to benefit by the new, lowered rate structure.
An estimated 486,000 Georgia small businesses and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from the tax cut.
1 in 5 taxpaying families with children will no longer pay any income tax at all - completely removing 6 million American families from the tax rolls.
A family of four in Georgia making $35,000 a year will receive a 100% federal income tax cut.
A family of four in Georgia making $50,000 a year will receive a 50% tax cut - receiving at least $1,600.
A family of four in Georgia making $75,000 a year will receive a 25% tax cut.
The marginal income tax rate on low-income families will fall by more than 40%.
*********************8 VA The President's Budget & Virginia
The President's Budget funds America's priorities, provides the largest debt reduction in history and provides fair and responsible tax relief. In Virginia, the budget:
Benefits an estimated 396,000 Virginia small businesses and entrepreneurs by reducing marginal tax rates and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent.
Provides tax relief for roughly 2.6 million Virginia citizens who pay taxes.
Provides relief for an estimated 1.3 million Virginia married couples by reducing the Marriage Penalty.
Provides relief for an estimated 140,000 West Virginia families by doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Increases Virginia's education funding over current levelsto more than $825 million to give local schools more tools to ensure that no child is left behind.
Increases Virginia's Head Start funding over current levels to more than $90.9 million to better prepare Virginia children for success in school.
Increases funding to more than $539 million in housing assistance and services for low-income Virginia citizens.
Provides more than $67.6 million in funding for water resource projects along Virginia's rivers and waterways.
Provides an estimated $58 million to fund Virginia environmental protection efforts.
Provides more than $8.6 million to help conserve Virginia's natural resources - a 332% increase over current levels just for Virginia.
Provides an estimated $737 million in highway funding for Virginia.
Provides $391 million for programs and grants to help local fire departments and emergency services in Virginia and all across America with training, equipment, and fire fighting and lifesaving efforts.
Provides a $5.6 billion National Emergency Reseve to aid Virginia and other states struck by disasters.
Increases funding over current levels to more than $12 million to help more Virginia children awaiting adoption find loving homes faster.
The President's Budget Funds Important Priorities for Virginia:
Improving Education. Provides the Education Department with the largest percentage spending increase of any federal department (11.5% or $4.6 billion) and triples funding for children's reading programs.
Protecting Social Security. Locks away every penny of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus for Social Security.
Preserving Medicare. Spends every dime of Medicare receipts over the next 10 years only for Medicare, increases funding over the next year by $21 billion, and modernizes Medicare with an integrated prescription drug benefit.
Strengthening Defense. Improves quality of life of our troops and their families and begins the transition to a 21st century force.
Improving Healthcare. Doubles funding for NIH medical research on important health issues like cancer, the largest funding increase in NIH history. Creates more than 1,200 new community health centers nationwide to make health care more accessible.
Protecting the Environment. Fully funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund - a $900 million commitment, with more than $8.6 million targeted for Virginia's conservation efforts; gives the EPA the second highest operating budget ever -- $3.7 billion, with an estimated $58 million targeted for Virginia's environmental efforts; and increases funding for the EPA $56 million above the amount requested by President Clinton.
Virginia Will Benefit from the President's Historic Debt Reduction:
The President's Budget provides the fastest, largest debt reduction in history and reduces the debt to its lowest share of the economy since World War I, which will benefit Virginia citizens in many important ways.
Lower government debt means lower interest rates on Virginia citizens' home mortgages, car loans, credit cards and other expenses.
Future generations of Virginia citizens will not be burdened with repaying our debt obligations. Fair and Responsible Tax Relief for all Virginia Taxpayers:
Provides the typical family of four in Virginia paying income taxes $1,600 in tax relief.
An estimated 2.6 million Virginia taxpayers stand to benefit by the new, lowered rate structure.
An estimated 396,000 Virginia small businesses and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from the tax cut.
1 in 5 taxpaying families with children will no longer pay any income tax at all - completely removing 6 million American families from the tax rolls.
A family of four in Virginia making $35,000 a year will receive a 100% federal income tax cut.
A family of four in Virginia making $50,000 a year will receive a 50% tax cut - receiving at least $1,600.
A family of four in Virginia making $75,000 a year will receive a 25% tax cut.
The marginal income tax rate on low-income families will fall by more than 40%.
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