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The middle class has been losing since 1992.
Obama was supposed to save the middle class.
Yeah, that worked. Wealth of U.S. families has plunged to lowest level in two decades | Deseret News
And, you have a link for that 2012 data on Americans' net worth?The middle class has been losing since 1992.
Obama was supposed to save the middle class.
Yeah, that worked. Wealth of U.S. families has plunged to lowest level in two decades | Deseret News
That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
And, youhave a link for that 2012 data on Americans' net worth?The middle class has been losing since 1992.
Obama was supposed to save the middle class.
Yeah, that worked. Wealth of U.S. families has plunged to lowest level in two decades | Deseret News
That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
See, because this 2010 data on Americans' net worth is the most current there is - from the Federal Reserve. The Fed has already updated this data to include this year?
Wow. Let's see the link.
TIA.
2000-04-01 43831.31And, youhave a link for that 2012 data on Americans' net worth?That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
See, because this 2010 data on Americans' net worth is the most current there is - from the Federal Reserve. The Fed has already updated this data to include this year?
Wow. Let's see the link.
TIA.
I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Thanks for the link.And, youhave a link for that 2012 data on Americans' net worth?That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
See, because this 2010 data on Americans' net worth is the most current there is - from the Federal Reserve. The Fed has already updated this data to include this year?
Wow. Let's see the link.
TIA.
I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Thanks for the link.And, youhave a link for that 2012 data on Americans' net worth?
See, because this 2010 data on Americans' net worth is the most current there is - from the Federal Reserve. The Fed has already updated this data to include this year?
Wow. Let's see the link.
TIA.
I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Yet, the net worth of households fell 40% between 2007 and 2010. What can I say?
Obama has yet to save the middle class, like he said he would. The middle class is much worse off today than it was in 1992.
Yes, yes, yes. Obama has nothing to do with much of anything. And, he admits this incompetence daily.Thanks for the link.I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Yet, the net worth of households fell 40% between 2007 and 2010. What can I say?
Obama has yet to save the middle class, like he said he would. The middle class is much worse off today than it was in 1992.
Pretty weak.
Bush was the goose that flew into the engine.
Obama landed the plane in the Hudson.
Thanks for the link.I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Yet, the net worth of households fell 40% between 2007 and 2010. What can I say?
Obama has yet to save the middle class, like he said he would. The middle class is much worse off today than it was in 1992.
Pretty weak.
Bush was the goose that flew into the engine.
Obama landed the plane in the Hudson.
So having a competant government and a strong economy is bad for the middle class?
You do realize there are no classes right?
The middle class has been losing since 1992.
Obama was supposed to save the middle class.
Yeah, that worked. Wealth of U.S. families has plunged to lowest level in two decades | Deseret News
That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
Thanks for the link.I probably posted this a dozen times. From the Fed....
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/TNWBSHNO.txt
And I am sorry, I was wrong. It's up to $10 trillion since Obama took office.
Yet, the net worth of households fell 40% between 2007 and 2010. What can I say?
Obama has yet to save the middle class, like he said he would. The middle class is much worse off today than it was in 1992.
Pretty weak.
Bush was the goose that flew into the engine.
Obama landed the plane in the Hudson.
The middle class has been losing since 1992.
Obama was supposed to save the middle class.
Yeah, that worked. Wealth of U.S. families has plunged to lowest level in two decades | Deseret News
That data is two years old.
Americans net worth is up $9 trillion dollars since Obama took office.
Thanks for reminding me.
The median family net worth dropped a staggering 40% to $77,300 in 2010 from $126,400 in 2007, the Fed said in its Survey of Consumer Finances which is released every three years. The median family income dropped as well from $49,600 in 2007 to $45,800, or a 7.7% drop.
Middle-class families faced the brunt of the declines with those in the 60th to 80th percentile of income seeing a 40.4% drop in net worth from $215,700 to $128,600. Families with a net income in the the 20th to 39.9th percentile of income saw a 35.4% drop in net worth from $39,600 to $25,600.