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That certainly is an improvement. They like to boast about how many new jobs are created and how unemployment numbers are down, but they never talk about how those people are really not any better off than before. It’s the same with Welfare. They barely give people enough to stay alive to start with and then expect them to just take any job that comes along, just so long as they aren’t on Welfare anymore. And all they ever talk about on the news is the “middle class”. It’s like the thousands of people who live below the poverty line don’t even exist.
I agree having a stronger social safety net makes life better for everyone. Higher taxes may be a necessity, but a lot of the funding that is needed could probably be easily found by managing things better and cutting back unnecessary expenditures.
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