1stRambo
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Socialist Progressive Democrat policies drive more into poverty, Like stand up Americans don`t know that!!! I`m Voting Republican!
Aug. 9, 2015
Updated 10:22 a.m.
Across the nation, Socialist Progressive Democrats increasingly look at California as a model state. This tendency has increased as climate change has emerged as the Socialist Democratic Party’s driving issue. To them, California’s recovery from a very tough recession is proof positive that you can impose ever greater regulation on everything from housing to electricity and still have a thriving economy.
And to be sure, the state has finally recovered the jobs lost in the 2007-09 recession, largely a result of a boom in values of stocks and high- end real estate. Things, however, have not been so rosy in key blue-collar fields, such as construction, which is still more than 200,000 jobs below prerecession levels, or manufacturing, where the state has lost over one-third of its employment since 2000. Homelessness, which one would think should be in decline during a strong economy, is on the rise in Orange County and even more so in Los Angeles. Thank You Socialist Progressive Democrats for making life miserable!
The dirty secret here is that a large proportion of Californians, roughly one-third, or some 3.2 million legal and illegal households, as found by a recent United Way study, find it increasingly difficult to keep their heads above water. The United Way study, surprisingly, has drawn relatively little interest from a media that usually enjoys highlighting disparities, particularly racial gaps. Perhaps this reflects a need to maintain an illusion of blue state success. If Republican Pete Wilson were still governor, I suspect we might have heard much more about this study.
Progressive policies drive more into poverty - The Orange County Register
"GTP"
Aug. 9, 2015
Updated 10:22 a.m.
Across the nation, Socialist Progressive Democrats increasingly look at California as a model state. This tendency has increased as climate change has emerged as the Socialist Democratic Party’s driving issue. To them, California’s recovery from a very tough recession is proof positive that you can impose ever greater regulation on everything from housing to electricity and still have a thriving economy.
And to be sure, the state has finally recovered the jobs lost in the 2007-09 recession, largely a result of a boom in values of stocks and high- end real estate. Things, however, have not been so rosy in key blue-collar fields, such as construction, which is still more than 200,000 jobs below prerecession levels, or manufacturing, where the state has lost over one-third of its employment since 2000. Homelessness, which one would think should be in decline during a strong economy, is on the rise in Orange County and even more so in Los Angeles. Thank You Socialist Progressive Democrats for making life miserable!
The dirty secret here is that a large proportion of Californians, roughly one-third, or some 3.2 million legal and illegal households, as found by a recent United Way study, find it increasingly difficult to keep their heads above water. The United Way study, surprisingly, has drawn relatively little interest from a media that usually enjoys highlighting disparities, particularly racial gaps. Perhaps this reflects a need to maintain an illusion of blue state success. If Republican Pete Wilson were still governor, I suspect we might have heard much more about this study.
Progressive policies drive more into poverty - The Orange County Register
"GTP"
