JGalt 12152280
93 million Americans out of the labor force, 50 million Americans in poverty, and 46 million Americans on food stamps right now. Go back and look at the figures when Obama took office, then tell me how great that shithead is.
And what Obama or Democratic Party Policy contribute to your numbers? Like I said, Romney said he needed four years to get unemployment below 6%. Obama had it well below in 2 years. IF you consider those figures 'destruction of America' then your Republican nominee would be twice as destructive in terms of time to reduce unemployment.
My daughter is going for her masters degree and pulled out of the labor force over a year ago to study. Are you counting her. My other daughter is a PA and has become very financially sound because my son-in-law built and sold his company so she is enjoying life to the fullest at a young age. Are you counting them. The fact that there is high poverty in the US when American workers are more productive but have not shared in the gains for two decades is quite strained to pin that issue on Democrats and Obama.
Why do you divide the 46 million on food stamps from the 50 million in poverty? Don't you think the same people in poverty are on food stamps? Why exaggerate the problem? Obama did not cause the baby boom in the fifties. My sister retired a year early taking a cut in her SS benefits because she owns her house and has saved enough money to retire. Your numbers really don't mean much.
Food Stamp use is hardly 'destruction of America' than can be blamed solely on Obama and Democrats. Food stamp use is currently at 46 million which is nearly three times the 17 million that used food stamps in 2000 at the end of the Clinton Administration.(Clinton's 8 years produced 18 million new jobs) (Bush's 8 yrs netted zero new jobs) But the steady rate of increase of food stamp use began early in 2007 and by October 2009 nearly 39 million people were on food stamps, Obama policies had little to do with food stamp use nine months into his presidency as 'fixes' to the Great Bush Recession of 2007 through mid-2009 were just beginning to make an impact. You want to call an increase of seven million on food stamps from October 2009 to the present day as proof of 'destruction of American' than have at it. It is a very foolish reading of statistics in which you are currently engaged.
There's some facts. Don't run away.