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2010 CROP WALK
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Gov. Tim Pawlenty wrote U.S. DHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Tuesday to ask for cash.
The letter, in which Pawlenty requested Medicaid and foster care cash, the governor also bashed the federal health care overhaul.
The governor, who issued an executive order limiting Minnesota's take from the overhaul last week, told the secretary that his order was fueled by concern about "overspending" and "unbearable burdens that spending will place on our economy."
Despite that "concern," Pawlenty said Minnesota would accept the federal cash from another bit of legislation -- the extension of the stimulus act. The governor, who has also trashed the stimulus act, said the money reflects, "current and longstanding Minnesota policy objectives."
Pawlenty, who appears to be gearing up for a 2012 run for president, made clear last week that the money he's taking isn't from "Obamacare." His office earlier this year said taking money from an extension of the stimulus act, isn't stimulus money.
Here's the letter: http://www.scribd.com/doc/37045154/9-07-10-FMAPLetter
CHUM is people of faith working together to provide basic necessities,
foster stable lives and organize for a just and compassionate community.
Churches United in Ministry (CHUM) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit human services agency sponsored and governed by 40 Duluth congregations. CHUM began in 1973 when ten Central Hillside congregations pooled resources to assist low-income people in Duluth.The organizational goals are to provide basic needs services for homeless and marginalized
members of our community while working to effect changes which will eliminate the need for our services.

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