Unemployment Extension to Get Senate's Attention Next Week

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rod

my benefits will run out jan.3 2010 and i too will lose my home if they don't extend unemployment soon!

rod of IA @ Dec 13, 2009 17:23:43 PM

Renewal of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

The extension of unemployment has passed but benifits will end in December for many due to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provisions expiring and so the extension only helps thoose who have or will have exhausted their benifits by December 2009. I myself and many others will run out of benifits in January and will not be eligible to recieve the extension that passed in November Does anyone know if Congress is working to extend the ARRA before December is over?????????

Tina Of CO of CO @ Nov 22, 2009 15:37:37 PM

acorn was the problem

acorn was on the same bill when that was removed it passed . my question why was acorn on the same bill . not a good idea

why of MI @ Nov 15, 2009 21:55:10 PM

NEXT WEEK ... WE NEED IT PASSED .... NOW!!!!!

I have voted rep. since the day I turned 18. Now I hear they are the ones holding up this bill. My last claim is this Sunday and after that money is gone , I dont know what I will do. I can not pay my rent without this money, and I have searched for work and cannot find anything. We need the governments help, and we need it now. Before millions of americans who would work given the opportunity are homeless.

Bobby G of OH @ Nov 05, 2009 12:29:05 PM

restless

i want to no were is our bailout we did ask to lose our job it sems like congress gives thierself a raise and car dealership bailout and the bank bailout and thier bonuses. were struggling to keep our home and keep our family together and when you lose what you holding on to its hard

racraig of NC @ Nov 04, 2009 23:15:25 PM

William B

people are suffering no money losing thier rents and cant pay bills and these clowns are delaying so they can get thier own crap m on billl

William beckim of MA @ Nov 04, 2009 18:18:25 PM

worry!

it seem AS IF HOPE IS THERE AND THEN TAKEN AWAY, HELP ME UNDERSTAND WHAT ARE WE WAITING ON THE BILL TO SIGN OR THE LABOR DEPARTMENT TO SEND OUT THE LETTER FOR THOSE WHO HAVE EXHAUST THERE BENFITS

VERONICA RICHIE of MO @ Nov 04, 2009 15:10:03 PM

worry!

it seem AS IF HOPE IS THERE AND THEN TAKEN AWAY, HELP ME UNDERSTAND WHAT ARE WE WAITING ON THE BILL TO SIGN OR THE LABOR DEPARTMENT TO SEND OUT THE LETTER FOR THOSE WHO HAVE EXHAUST THERE BENFITS

VERONICA RICHIE of MO @ Nov 04, 2009 15:10:01 PM

economy

Congress created this economy by their incompetence and lack of control over mortgage lenders and investment bankers. Creating economic havoc and hardship worldwide. They need to stop dithering and pass the unemployment extension. If they can bail out coporate america rewarding their greed and incompetence. Then helping the american worker should be a no brainer and is small compared to the corporate bailout. I suppose we don't have paid lobbyists and large contributions. We only have a vote many times. God Bless America still the best in the world.

RM of WI @ Nov 04, 2009 11:56:46 AM

God Bless America

If it were not for this current administration we would be without any means to support ourselves and families. Those of you who think that Pres. Obama is doing such a bad job of governing this country should ask those of us who have no dinner tonight how we feel about what he has done and is doing. Dumb you say, well I would much rather have this President than the last in office making these kinds of decisions. I wonder where we would be now if Bush or McCain had their way.

Stephanie of TX @ Nov 04, 2009 10:24:40 AM

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