One of the more fascinating collisions of information found in the article linked below is the comment by Mitt that his reformulating of Staples generated lots of "good middle-class jobs," and when questioned about that designation, ol' Mitt stated middle-class earners fall in the $200K and above wages. Yet the stats out of Staples show that most of the workers earn poverty-level wages, a few earn between $80K-$100K, and nobody gets $200k or above.
Sure, we all know by now that ol' Mitt's a thing of the past, an ol' shoe rejected even by his own party, but a lot of the misconceptions he fostered are still around. After all, he did get that ignominious 47% of the popular vote.
Remember, poverty--like the war--got barely a mention during the campaigns. One in every seven Americans is POOR. So why does nobody want to talk about it--even the poor?
http://truth-out.org/news/ item/12264-lies-of-plutocracy- exploding-five-myths-that- dehumanize-the-poor
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James Manista
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