Senator Mark Udall, a Democrat, and Representative Mike Coffman (pictured), a Republican, voted differently on the massive economic stimulus package. Udall, a supporter, says the bottom line is that it will create jobs as the economy reels from recession, according to CBS4 [2]. Coffman, on the other hand, says there's nothing to help people who are struggling now. So what's in the stimulus for Colorado, anyway? The Denver Business Journal [3] provides a decent breakdown that highlights the 59,000 mainly private sector jobs that will be created or saved. Workers can now expect $400 each in tax credits, and there's more than $400 million for highway projects and $100 million for mass transit. There are also some unexpected interesting nuggets like $81 million for weatherization assistance for low-income families.