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pansypoo53219

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5. low wage publiklans are killing the golden goose.

Reply to Playinghardball (Original post)

Mon Jan 23, 2012, 01:49 PM

Jan 2012

they may be richer, but the tax cuts and destruction of unions is making the future riches shrivel. you need to fertilize capitalis to make it work. and NOT the farmer!, the SOIL. US!

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Member Of 1% Reveals The Actual Truth About Job Creators [View all] Playinghardball Jan 2012 OP

K&R Richardo Jan 2012 #1

K&R BlueDemOhio Jan 2012 #2

Wow, the truth coming from someone in the 1% Ecumenist Jan 2012 #3

what, do you think everybody that's sucessful did it by being a vulture? dionysus Jan 2012 #16

"Wealthy people aren't the cause of a robust economy, they're the result." Scuba Jan 2012 #4

Amen, Scuba, Amen! Ecumenist Jan 2012 #17

low wage publiklans are killing the golden goose. pansypoo53219 Jan 2012 #5

Kickity rec! hifiguy Jan 2012 #6

K&R nt abelenkpe Jan 2012 #7

Exactly right...demand drives the job creation...and it's the consumers that generate the demand. Cali_Democrat Jan 2012 #8

Demand, demand, DEMAND. HughBeaumont Jan 2012 #9

Communities create jobs. nt MrScorpio Jan 2012 #10

It always has been the customer who create jobs, B Calm Jan 2012 #11

Job Cremators librechik Jan 2012 #12

On the same theme, I saw a survey that said that what's holding businesses back is not Poiuyt Jan 2012 #13

K & R Scurrilous Jan 2012 #14

And the middle class consumer is broke. progressoid Jan 2012 #15