william the wie
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Why are they uncommon?
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Why are they uncommon?
Trade unions used to be the driving force behind programs of this nature... When times are lean and unemployment is high nepotism run amuck in positions that have any future......
Why are they uncommon?
Nearly complete agreement with the above but how will it be implemented? My one real disagreement is the start date for inflation. European reconstruction began to kick in in the late 1950s and Johnson in particular with his guns and butter budgets let the resulting inflation rip.
Nearly complete agreement with the above but how will it be implemented? My one real disagreement is the start date for inflation. European reconstruction began to kick in in the late 1950s and Johnson in particular with his guns and butter budgets let the resulting inflation rip.
Oil prices creeping back up, further concentrations in the food industry, more Chinese money flooding into U.S. real estate, other foreign money, too, will drive up interest rates. We actually need interest rate increases, if we're serious about wanting more savings. Shedding some 30-40 million criminal illegal aliens will help, too; less bankruptcy in the safety net, higher wage growth, lower costs for schools, hospitals, lower income housing cheaper for citizens, less demand on power plants,water utilities, roads, everything.
Nearly complete agreement with the above but how will it be implemented? My one real disagreement is the start date for inflation. European reconstruction began to kick in in the late 1950s and Johnson in particular with his guns and butter budgets let the resulting inflation rip.
Oil prices creeping back up, further concentrations in the food industry, more Chinese money flooding into U.S. real estate, other foreign money, too, will drive up interest rates. We actually need interest rate increases, if we're serious about wanting more savings. Shedding some 30-40 million criminal illegal aliens will help, too; less bankruptcy in the safety net, higher wage growth, lower costs for schools, hospitals, lower income housing cheaper for citizens, less demand on power plants,water utilities, roads, everything.
Nearly complete agreement with the above but how will it be implemented? My one real disagreement is the start date for inflation. European reconstruction began to kick in in the late 1950s and Johnson in particular with his guns and butter budgets let the resulting inflation rip.
Oil prices creeping back up, further concentrations in the food industry, more Chinese money flooding into U.S. real estate, other foreign money, too, will drive up interest rates. We actually need interest rate increases, if we're serious about wanting more savings. Shedding some 30-40 million criminal illegal aliens will help, too; less bankruptcy in the safety net, higher wage growth, lower costs for schools, hospitals, lower income housing cheaper for citizens, less demand on power plants,water utilities, roads, everything.Nearly complete agreement with the above but how will it be implemented? My one real disagreement is the start date for inflation. European reconstruction began to kick in in the late 1950s and Johnson in particular with his guns and butter budgets let the resulting inflation rip.
Oil prices creeping back up, further concentrations in the food industry, more Chinese money flooding into U.S. real estate, other foreign money, too, will drive up interest rates. We actually need interest rate increases, if we're serious about wanting more savings. Shedding some 30-40 million criminal illegal aliens will help, too; less bankruptcy in the safety net, higher wage growth, lower costs for schools, hospitals, lower income housing cheaper for citizens, less demand on power plants,water utilities, roads, everything.
I hope you are right but I am agnostic as to whether you will be.