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Kingofalldems Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Feb-26-11 03:59 PM
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20. Repubs love this--more money for rich people
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  -Nearly 49% of new jobs are low wage positions Bluebear  Feb-26-11 03:11 PM   #0 
  - Yup, and many of them will have to resort to food stamps to survive, and will be subjected to the  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:12 PM   #1 
  - Race to the bottom...  LAGC   Feb-26-11 03:13 PM   #2 
  - It will be an easier slide, since so many of our  Autumn   Feb-26-11 03:15 PM   #4 
  - Even worse than that is we will be working  asjr   Feb-26-11 03:16 PM   #5 
  - If you can't make ends meet, and end up working full time and being homeless, does it  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:18 PM   #8 
  - And THAT is their definition of "GLOBALIZATION." It was NEVER meant to  WinkyDink   Feb-26-11 03:18 PM   #10 
  - well, shit.... somehow I see that I accidently hit unrec... can some kind soul please rectify that  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:15 PM   #3 
  - Got it  Autumn   Feb-26-11 03:17 PM   #7 
     - Thanks! That was really a dumb move....  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:19 PM   #11 
  - Who wants a Middle-Class "rebounding"? Not globalists, corporatists, or financiers.  WinkyDink   Feb-26-11 03:17 PM   #6 
  - Nor do Dems want poor people to be secure. Same/same.  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:20 PM   #12 
  - Eventually they won't need to outsource jobs to other countries.  KathieG   Feb-26-11 03:18 PM   #9 
  - Low wages, no health insurance, no pensions. At the same time that efforts are also underway to cut  PA Democrat   Feb-26-11 03:21 PM   #13 
  - and food stamps, and low-income housing, heat assistance...  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 03:37 PM   #16 
  - What a surprise. BTW, the cost of gas and food is going up.  aquart   Feb-26-11 03:35 PM   #14 
  - I've been looking for a part time job for a year now  Drale   Feb-26-11 03:35 PM   #15 
  - Our wages and benefits are being patterned after scab labor scale instead of union scale  NNN0LHI   Feb-26-11 03:54 PM   #17 
  - Do you know what the hourly wage of someone on SSI works out to?  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 04:13 PM   #22 
  - But we're supposed to be grateful.  Brigid   Feb-26-11 03:56 PM   #18 
  - EXACTLY!  Little Star   Feb-26-11 03:58 PM   #19 
  - Repubs love this--more money for rich people  Kingofalldems   Feb-26-11 03:59 PM   #20 
  - Before my lay off:nearly $15.00 an hour.  xmas74   Feb-26-11 04:06 PM   #21 
  - OF course you can't... not without relying on foodstamps, etc. You know what people on SSI get?  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 04:14 PM   #23 
     - Before the recession I was lower middle class  xmas74   Feb-26-11 04:18 PM   #25 
     - Then I hope we can work together. I am devastated at the lack of concern by the protesting  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 04:22 PM   #27 
        - I try.  xmas74   Feb-26-11 04:27 PM   #31 
     - 4.21??????  Bluebear   Feb-26-11 08:52 PM   #34 
        - I spend all mine on soda and drugs.  Forkboy   Feb-26-11 08:57 PM   #35 
  - Third world country. Working class and the rich. Hard to survive on ten bucks and hour.  sarcasmo   Feb-26-11 04:15 PM   #24 
  - Maybe some day the rest of you will include poor people in the lineup.  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 04:23 PM   #28 
     - Is working poor better for you?  sarcasmo   Feb-26-11 04:26 PM   #30 
        - So many of us have said over and over and over..... What about those who are too old, too sick or  bobbolink   Feb-26-11 04:31 PM   #33 
  - State settles for luring low-wage jobs (North Carolina)  WorseBeforeBetter   Feb-26-11 04:18 PM   #26 
  - is there a distinction made of the types of jobs those are?  tigereye   Feb-26-11 04:23 PM   #29 
  - There you go again...begrudging them their wealth.  bvar22   Feb-26-11 04:29 PM   #32 
  - Sadly, mid-wage and higher-wage aren't really very high either.  aikoaiko   Feb-26-11 08:58 PM   #36 
 

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