Washington didn't just let this happen. Washington passed the laws that
rewarded them for doing it.
On actions alone, that shows who Washington represents.
Washington is the one that gives more of our tax dollars, and endebts us
more for welfare to the Corporations. Washington is the one that cuts
our money going back to programs that support those of us that create the
wealth and the infrastructure they borrow agasint.
More specifically, it is certain politicians who represent the
Corporations, not the workers. Politicians elected on the lies that they
bring work to their state, but those who are successful at that have high
unemployment, due to their approving anything that will lower wages and
even tax breaks for corporations that ship the jobs over seas.
How do we get these lying sons of robber barons as our representatives?
The Corporate Media tells us all oppositional candidates that would
represent us are not viable, or attacks anyone that would represent us.
He who willingly, even if unwittingly supports the demise of the US
working class, adheres to the Corporate Media being their only source of
information.
We are the majority, they can't do it without our consent.
Scott
The Nobel Prize-winning New York Times columnist argues the rich are even
more selfish than you thought
RIP, the middle class: 1946-2013
Elias Isouth, Salon
Sep 26, 2013 | In a post at his blog, New York Times columnist and
award-winning economist Paul Krugman argues that while it may appear the
rich want to destroy all forms of government, that isnt the case. What
they really want to do, Krugman writes, is destroy all forms of government
that dont benefit themselves.
More from Krugman:
[M]any of the rich are selective in their opposition to government helping
the unlucky. Theyre against stuff like food stamps and unemployment
benefits; but bailing out Wall Street? Yay!
Full
story
http://evergreenedigest.org/krugman-rich-are-waging-pure-class-warfare
Related:
RIP, the middle class: 1946-2013, Edward McClelland, Salon
http://www.salon.com
The 1 percent hollowed out the middle class and our industrial base. And
Washington just let it happen
If 80% of us are in or near poverty then there is no middle class
The economy isnt coming back
http://evergreenedigest.org/rip-middle-class-1946-2013
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