government's stimulus checks are going right into people's gas
tanks.
The Florida Public Interest Research Group reports the average
American family has spent more than $1,500 on gas since President
Bush signed the tax rebates into law in February.
Florida PIRG is calling on Congress to pass a bill that would
expand public transportation around the country.
The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a proposal that
would give 1.7 billion dollars to public transit agencies to reduce
fares and expand services.
If Congress approves the "Saving Energy through Transportation
Act," it's estimated the city of Miami would receive nearly 37
million dollars to improve its public transportation.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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It is my theory that MeAmerican is probably not living the life we do. He may be like my dad. $150 car eating at other peoples houses, donated clothes etc. without being ugly. But, people that have kids and have the normal everyday bills (electricity and hot running water) the wages did not keep up with the bills. You can’t take that stimulus check with you.