Posts Tagged ‘ Middle Class ’

When Romney talked about 47% of Americans, He Exposed GOP’s True Intentions

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10/07/2012
When Romney talked about 47% of Americans, He Exposed GOP’s True Intentions

I have long-expected the intentions of the GOP were somewhat sinister. Still, I believed that their were enough old Republicans and tax hawks who were willing to keep the group heading in a conservative direction. Due to the current ideology of the GOP as well as it’s new leaders, I now know longer believe...
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Of Course it’s Class Warfare Republicans

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12/16/2011
Foodline

Republicans hate it when someone says the words class warfare. This from the most vacant Republican lawmaker I’ve seen in years, Paul Ryan of Wisconsin. “Class warfare … may make for really good politics, but it makes for rotten economics,” … “If you tax something more, you get less of it,” Ryan said. “If...
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Middle Class Tax Relief Will Increase Deficits, So What

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12/13/2011
Money Shirt

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is reporting that the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act will increase the deficit by 166 billion in 2012. Here’s my thought, so what, I don’t care. And here’s why I don’t care. Why doesn’t the CBO do a study on how much we could reduce the...
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Portman Refuses One Billion Dollars For Ohio

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10/14/2011
Portman

When Ohio Senator Rob Portman voted against Obama’s “American Jobs Act” he voted against the self interest of the people he represents. Ohio’s share of the act would have been one billion dollars which would have created at least 13,000 jobs. Yet Portman states that Ohio jobs are his number one priority. This from...
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This Article Broke My Heart: Real Lives, Real Pain

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09/19/2011
Bill Ricker

There is an Associated Press article by David Crary called “Behind the poverty numbers: real lives, real pain,” that puts a face to the middle class American’s the republican party is killing. It is heartbreaking. Associated Press reporters around the country went looking for the people behind the numbers. They were not hard to...
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Employment is Up, But Jobs Don’t Meet Basic Needs

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04/01/2011
Employment is Up, But Jobs Don’t Meet Basic Needs

Today in the Economy section of the New York Times were two articles that highlight the paradox the U.S. economy continues to face. The first is titled, Job Growth Suggests Resilience of U.S. Recovery. The Department of Labor reported that in March the work force gained 190,000 jobs. Many economists, while still wary that...
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