That donald trump will win the Michigan Republican primary. R. That is our election projection, donald trump, the projected winner of the michigan primary. Donald michigan primary. Donald msnbc news can also project that joe biden will win the Michigan Democratic primary. Joe biden, projected winner of the Michigan Democratic primary. Steve kornacki, as always, his post at the big board. Whats the big numbers here . You can see, if youve been following the last hour here, the story has been the difference between the polls being open and close in michigan. It is i. R. A. , dickinson together, a combined 0. 5 of the combined 0. 5 of the Border Counties are closed, we can make that projection. But its been evident, as well, if youve been watching, for the last hour whats been happening here. And one of the things as, more vote has been coming in, it was initially very concentrated right here in southeastern michigan. But more votes from the rural areas, up north, are starting to come. In
Is that how you arrived at the idea of paying for this with the oil company s price subsidies? very much so, that and one of the goals of fast, this repair and modernization of our schools was to generate savings, so if you look at the ten-year price tag of the subsidies, about $50 billion. that s a relatively small share of the maybe $300 billion back log in repairs, but take this as a program that could last a year or two at $50 billion, probably create about half a million jobs, we think that s a marriage of a big problem the back log and the repairs and the construction folks that have been put out of work when the housing bubble went bust. are there parallels of these sorts of initiatives that you re recommending the president pursue here? not only are there parallels, you used a word earlier in the
The country, depending on what political resources were freed up for it. is that how you arrived at the idea of paying for this with the oil company s price subsidies? very much so, that and one of the goals of fast, this repair and modernization of our schools was to generate savings, so if you look at the ten-year price tag of the subsidies, about $50 billion. that s a relatively small share of the maybe $300 billion back log in repairs, but take this as a program that could last a year or two at $50 billion, probably create about half a million jobs, we think that s a marriage of a big problem the back log and the repairs and the construction folks that have been put out of work when the housing bubble went bust. are there parallels of these sorts of initiatives that you re recommending the president
Level of all the schools in the country, depending on what political resources were freed up for it. is that how you arrived at the very politically convenient idea of paying for this with the oil companies price subsidies? very much so. that and the fact that one of the goals of f.a.s.t., this repair and modernization of school s generate energy-efficiency savings. we thought there was a connection there. if you look at the ten-year price tag, about $50 billion for oil companies. that s a relatively small share of the maybe $300 billion backlog in repairs. but let s take this as a program that could last for a year or two, at $50 billion, create 500,000 jobs. we think that s kind of a marriage of a big problem, the backlog and repairs and the well over million construction folks put out of work when the housing bubble went bust. are there parallels from american history of these sorts of initiatives that you re
Expect more and get it. only with fidelity. open an account today at fidelity.com. please carefully consider the etfs investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. contact fidelity for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. neil: all right. finally, let me see if i ve got this straight. the president has gone from blaming george bush for pretty much everything gone wrong to now mother nature and says had it not been for snowstorm in february we would have had better job numbers in february. i agree with that. hard to hire construction folks when it s snowing like the dickens outside. it turns out we weren t hiring construction folks and we didn t. but the weather had nothing to do with 7,000 more federal government workers hired, did it? that is a growth industry. pity few others are. weather is excuse for inconvenient bigger truth. we re losing jobs. 4 million since you became