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In reply to the discussion: Why It Still Feels Like Recession To 95% Of America [View all]Snake Plissken
(4,103 posts)20. Because 95 % of Americans are irrelevant
what is there one, maybe two people in Washington who actually care about the 95 %?
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If you don't have a solid full-time job and you can only afford necessities,
LuvNewcastle
Aug 2013
#5
They are not talking about us, when claiming recession is over. As during the * regime, they are
Mnemosyne
Aug 2013
#6
And now the Lying Liars are doing exactly as the Lying Liars before them did -
truedelphi
Aug 2013
#49
I wondered if it was truly a small world as my neighbor is also building a greenhouse.
WCLinolVir
Aug 2013
#53
Garlic is particularly resistant to pests and protects many of your other plants.
AllyCat
Aug 2013
#59
Nominal is actual (dollar in this case) growth. Real is adjusted for inflation.
Lucky Luciano
Aug 2013
#23
republicans have no interest in bolstering an economy with a democratic President at the helm
spanone
Aug 2013
#12
Plants grow right out of the ground, converting molecules into whatever we need using solar now!
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#29
Ah yes, the soon to come,. It is like the bar sign "FREE BEER!", with the small print "tomorrow",. .
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#43
Are you dreaming? Little plastic parts are not going to rebuild the collapsing biosphere.
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#55
We need a New New Deal. That is, a new economic structure that works for working people.
reformist2
Aug 2013
#22
K&R As always. Keep getting it out there, all we have on our side is the truth. n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#44
During the Cold War the Soviets used to talk about "capitalist exploitation of the workers"...
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2013
#51