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In reply to the discussion: Does anyone else have a problem with this? [View all]freshwest
(53,661 posts)16. Different generation, not as hard talking as in the past. We're always trying to be neutral as a way
of being non-judgmental and peaceful. I've heard enough from him over the years that is not on the media, that indicates he is in the same place. It won't look the same as in the past, but he's got the basics. So hard to govern and move forward when half the nation doesn't get it or want it, and the half of the other half have no understanding of how to make it happen within our values. We'll get there.
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Median income fell last year (& has been falling). So no, 'middle class compensation' hasn't
HiPointDem
Jan 2013
#32
They're not bailing out wall street and corrupt banks and allowing capitalism to take its
Fire Walk With Me
Jan 2013
#7
I remember when the Japanese brought this up as an American mistake. We didn't learn.
freshwest
Jan 2013
#10
Different generation, not as hard talking as in the past. We're always trying to be neutral as a way
freshwest
Jan 2013
#16
I totally agree with you. I think his heart is there. And he is as frustrated as we are. nt
SunSeeker
Jan 2013
#20
and this is what happens when people vote in pro-corporate, anti-labor legislators in both parties
antigop
Jan 2013
#22
Immediately eliminate the "Citizens United" ruling. Immediately reinstate Glass-Steagall.
Fire Walk With Me
Jan 2013
#25