Delaware Township Democratic Club
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| Executive Board, 2009-2010 Max Brinson, Chair Cheryl Glenn, Past-Chair Vacancy Vice Chair Joe Kramar, Secretary Rosa Ray Johnson, Treasurer Alice Armstrong and Cheryl Glenn, Co-Membership Chairs Cheryl Glenn and Rosa Ray Johnson, Scholarship Co-Chairs Rosa Ray Johnson, Fundraising Chair Linda Franzmann, Events Chair Bob Nilsen, Military Support Chair |
| Apr. , 2009 |
Government cracking down on mortgage scams (read more) Media witness return of war casualties for the first time in 18 years (read more) Obama Favorable 67% Unfavorable 30% (read more) Citizens can track every dollar spent of the $787.2 billion stimulus and every job created. ( Recovery.gov) GOP Opposes Pay Limits on Bailed out Bankers (read more) FDIC Deposit Insurance Temporarily Increased from $100,000 to $250,000 (read more) |
National Headlines, April 6, 2009
| 2009 Scholarship Program Click here for details |
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| June 7, 2009 Delaware Twp Democratic Club's Annual Awards and Scholarship Dinner Dance Honoring Scholarship Recipients and 2009 Democrat of the Year Click here for dinner reservations |
| Click here to find out how the $787 Billion Stimulus is being allocated |
10 things about Obama's budget plan
- Makes a $634 billion down payment on fixing health care that will
go a long way toward paying for a more efficient, more affordable
health care system that covers every single American. - Reduces taxes for 95% of working Americans. And if your family
makes less than $250,000, your taxes won't go up one dime. - Invests more than $100 billion in clean energy technology, creating
millions of green jobs that can never be outsourced. - Brings our troops home from Iraq on a firm timetable, finally
bringing the war to a close—and freeing up almost ten billion dollars
a month for domestic priorities. - Reverses growing income inequality. The plan lets the Bush tax cuts
for the wealthiest Americans expire and focuses on strengthening
the middle class. - Closes multi-billion-dollar tax loopholes for big oil companies.
- Increases grants to help families pay for college—the largest
increase ever. - Halves the deficit by 2013. President Obama inherited a legacy of
huge deficits and an economy in shambles, but his plan brings the
deficit under control as soon as the economy begins to recover. - Dramatically increases funding for the SEC and the CFTC—the
agencies that police Wall Street. - Tells it straight. For years, budgets have used accounting tricks to
hide the real costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Bush tax
cuts, and too many other programs. Obama's budget gets rid of the
smokescreens and lays out what America's priorities are, what they
cost, and how we're going to pay for them.
| Primary- May 19, 2009 Last day to register for Primary: Apr. 20, 2009 |