They are completely delusional. Completely. Interesting to see just how rediculous the sub-prime lending truly was. Of course, there were some people that
were worried about this macro- issue over the past few years that
saw this whole ball of wax coming down the pipe...
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Mass Rep Jim McGovern did this, as well as
Reps Tim Ryan and Jan Schakowsky did it it too
and all blogged about it...a fascinating read, and one that should illuminate the basic food demands on a budget of $21 per week. No wonder people
gravitate to fast food...it's cheap with a little protein and a lot of fat. Bottom line, best I can see it, is that you cannot eat healthy on this little...with food stamps stagnant, minimum wages stagnant and fuel prices soaring, it's all a big circular reference, spiraling downward toward
obesity, diabetes and other social ills...
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AND talking about the disparity between high-end and low-end pay disparity? What is he, part of the
Democrat party? An economic populist?
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