Just for S & G, I decided to visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ website.  The following report gives regional and state employment and unemployment statistics for May 2009:

 " In May, nonfarm payroll employment decreased in 39 states and
increased in 11 states and the District of Columbia.  The largest
over-the-month decrease in the level of employment occurred in
California (-68,900), followed by Florida (-61,000), Texas
(-24,700), and Michigan (-23,900).  Arizona and Florida experi-
enced the largest over-the-month percentage decreases in employ-
ment (-0.8 percent each), followed by Oklahoma (-0.7 percent)
and Arkansas, Kentucky, and Michigan (-0.6 percent each).  The
largest over-the-month increases in employment occurred in
Massachusetts (4,900), Connecticut (3,600), North Dakota (3,000),
and Alaska (2,900).  Alaska (+0.9 percent) experienced the largest
over-the-month percentage increase, followed by North Dakota
(+0.8 percent) and Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Mexico
(+0.2 percent each).  Over the year, nonfarm employment decreased
in 48 states and the District of Columbia, increased in 1 state,
and remained unchanged in 1 state.  The largest over-the-year per-
centage decreases occurred in Arizona (-7.4 percent), Michigan
(-7.2 percent), Nevada (-6.1 percent), Idaho (-5.5 percent),
Oregon (-5.4 percent), and Florida (-5.3 percent).  Only North
Dakota (+1.4 percent) reported an over-the-year percentage in-
crease, and Alaska (0.0 percent) reported no over-the-year percent-
age change." - source is http://www.bls.gov/news.release/laus.nr0.htm

The numbers are worse for June.

So, tell me again how the Stimulus is working exactly as planned?