just about getting different perspectives. what if your being lied to.
President Trump
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What if you are? If you look at articles I mentioned they're from credible sources.
BrownArmy
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S. Walker isn't an example.
Says you.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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....or we could do the research and form our own opinions....
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
So is the entire country. The economy can make leaders look good or bad. Plenty of firms still leaving Wisconsin or building plants in cheaper labor markets.
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
Alternative fact. We are borrowing hundreds of millions to finance road construction and just kicking the can down the road. I guess that's OK with me because when it comes time to pay the piper I will be long gone from this state.
When do cities and states not borrow money for public works? Called a bond issue.
Actually as of February, 2017 Wisconsin had the 10th lowest unemployment rate in the country at 3.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Might be a reason Wisconsin went with Trump, real results from a Republican.
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austerity is not a good thing. when the government balances the budget it is not comparable to a household balancing its budget.
for more see steve keen or michael hudson
In all seriousness... Too early to tell. But you keep on cheer leading. Sarcasm intended.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Bonds are for a specific number of years (usually 20) and must be paid off by their expiration dates.
Your point being?
ImWaitingForTheDay
Annoy a conservative....Think for yourself
Hey drumpf voters, What do you think of your pretend-populist now?
Going broke and not being able to pay for any services is even worse. Have Moody's downgrade your credit worthiness and you won't be able to float bonds for public works.
I voted for Trump. Now he wants to cut the aid I need
Shockey is on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), a program to help low-income Americans who are disabled. The monthly payment is just over $700 a month.
"It's my only income," Shockey told CNNMoney in the fall, when we first met her at Diner 23 in Waverly, a small town in southern Ohio that's seen better days. "I couldn't live" without it.
She was stunned to hear the president wants to downsize SSI. She hadn't heard about it until CNNMoney called her.
Shockey is on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), a program to help low-income Americans who are disabled. The monthly payment is just over $700 a month.
"It's my only income," Shockey told CNNMoney in the fall, when we first met her at Diner 23 in Waverly, a small town in southern Ohio that's seen better days. "I couldn't live" without it.
She was stunned to hear the president wants to downsize SSI. She hadn't heard about it until CNNMoney called her.
Most of us voted for him on the idea of taking out Obamacare, among other ideas. That's probably the same 23 million that weren't eligible before Obamacare. Making everyone hurt financially to give a small percentage healthcare was just wrongheaded from the start. And only flew through Congress with Obama lying his head off about it.
Something smelly there. If she's disabled why isn't she on regular disability?
