I'm Worried About The World Because Of

You Know, If You Look Back In The 1930s, The Money Went To Infrastructure. The Bridges, The Municipal Buildings, The Roads, Those Were All Built With Stimulus Money Spent On Infrastructure. This Stimulus Bill Has Fundamentally Gone, Started Out With A $500 Rebate Check, Remember. That Went To Buy Flat-screen Tvs Made In China.

If A Hurricane Strikes, We Can Blame The President For Not Being There; We Can Blame Congress And Fema; We Can Blame The State Governments; But In The End, It's The Mayors And The Local City Governments That Have To Be Prepared For Emergencies And Be Prepared To Act.

Most People Won't Have Opportunity To Do Full-time Service, But Those Lucky Enough To Have Monetary Wealth Or Some Spare Time Really Can Make An Enormous Difference. As Someone Who's Now In The Public Sector, And Is Seeing Up-close-and-personal The Real Impact Of What We Do And What We Give, I Can Tell You: Every Dollar And Every Volunteer Help, In More Ways Than You Can Count.

You Don't Make Spending Decisions, Investment Decisions, Hiring Decisions, Or Whether-you're-going-to-look-for-a-job Decisions When You Don't Know What's Going To Happen.

If You Can't Prove It's Not True Then A Certain Number Of People Will Glom On And Say It Is True.