Worse, yet, like wealth in America, most of it goes to the top. (Reply #21)

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Mon Jan 20, 2014, 09:21 PM

progressoid (45,864 posts)

21. Worse, yet, like wealth in America, most of it goes to the top.

The average working American is NOT benefiting from this "recovery".

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42 replies	Author	Time	Post
Toon: Worst President in history! [View all]	Playinghardball	Jan 2014	OP
I wonder what that guy's DU user name is?	11 Bravo	Jan 2014	#1
+1	Progressive dog	Jan 2014	#2
LOL.	Whisp	Jan 2014	#6
nice! but drones...	Pretzel_Warrior	Jan 2014	#8
And climate doom! Fracking! Snowden! Bush-Lite!	AverageJoe90	Jan 2014	#31
heh!	BlancheSplanchnik	Jan 2014	#15
Ha! Already here, with pals. nt	Hekate	Jan 2014	#24
K&R. nt	awoke_in_2003	Jan 2014	#3
k&r...	spanone	Jan 2014	#4
I still don't see why soaring corporate and Wall Street profits is a good thing	NuclearDem	Jan 2014	#5
do some math on how many were there in 2008 and how many are there now	Pretzel_Warrior	Jan 2014	#10
What economic health?	NuclearDem	Jan 2014	#13
pukrs blocked the jobs bill that PBO tried to get through congress,	BlancheSplanchnik	Jan 2014	#14
US Stock ownership at an all time low.	progressoid	Jan 2014	#17
all time low? Or since the start of your graph in 1999. The range is from 52% to 60%	Pretzel_Warrior	Jan 2014	#18
Worse, yet, like wealth in America, most of it goes to the top.	progressoid	Jan 2014	#21
And they will get back in more	treestar	Jan 2014	#41
Damn Shameful.	davidthegnome	Jan 2014	#19
Likely, more average people are draining retirement accounts	PowerToThePeople	Jan 2014	#22
Yep. n/t	progressoid	Jan 2014	#23
Well it's OUR 401's	sheshe2	Jan 2014	#26
Obama started withdrawing in 2011.	joshcryer	Jan 2014	#30
I would've added something	sakabatou	Jan 2014	#7
Record Wallstreet and corporate profits are not the halmark of a great president.	progressoid	Jan 2014	#9
Politicians have been suckered into thinking what's good for Wall Street is good for Main Street....	Spitfire of ATJ	Jan 2014	#12
It is for the investor class.	zeemike	Jan 2014	#16
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Jan 2014	#11
Not the worst,	obxhead	Jan 2014	#20
Yes whine whine whine..	Cha	Jan 2014	#25
...with the able assistance of my lovely First Lady,	OilemFirchen	Jan 2014	#27
lol	Cha	Jan 2014	#28
Wow, this thread must have gotten tons of views	sheshe2	Jan 2014	#29
Yeah, too bad	Cha	Jan 2014	#32
Red whine can be drawn out,	sheshe2	Jan 2014	#33
Obama says..	Cha	Jan 2014	#36
Well sheshe2	PowerToThePeople	Jan 2014	#35
The effort to claim there is no economic recovery	treestar	Jan 2014	#40
Except it was the Bush administration that is responsible for the auto bailout.	Gravitycollapse	Jan 2014	#34
Heh. Are they taking credit for that now too?	tridim	Jan 2014	#38
The bailout was the money given. And that was in 2008.	Gravitycollapse	Jan 2014	#39
Uhm, no.	tridim	Jan 2014	#42
Great cartoon	Gothmog	Jan 2014	#37

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