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A new graph shows how the policies of the Obama administration and our Democratic leaders across the country have reversed the trend of job losses since taking over.

This week Facebook Developers, an online group focused on the social network Facebook, featured the DPW's Page in their top-ten tips for non-profits. You can read the whole list for yourself here.

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As we mark the one-year anniversary of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the largest jobs-creation bill in a generation, it’s shocking to see so many Republicans denouncing the bill while relying on it to plug holes in their own budgets.

Nowhere is this more evident than Scott Walker and his Olympic-caliber flip-flop. While writing an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal titled “Why I’m not lining up for stimulus handouts” he has heavily relied on those very funds, including $130 million in his last budget.

Republicans like Scott Walker and Mark Neumann continue to criticize the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act without telling voters how they would have solved budget deficits without those funds.

That’s why it’s up to us, as Wisconsin voters, to ask them. Send an email, write on their Facebook wall, or contact them on Twitter and ask them how they would have fixed budget deficits without funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

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