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Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
Well, Mittens just screwed up even more. He was caught on a recording writing off half the country - www.huffingtonpost.com...
Does anyone else have the feeling that The Romney Unit is suffering from severe software failure?
No , hes not lieing.
Originally posted by SuperTripps
IS HE WRONG? If he's not wrong, than he is just telling the truth. do you want another leader who lies?
Originally posted by SuperTripps
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
Well, Mittens just screwed up even more. He was caught on a recording writing off half the country - www.huffingtonpost.com...
Does anyone else have the feeling that The Romney Unit is suffering from severe software failure?
IS HE WRONG? If he's not wrong, than he is just telling the truth. do you want another leader who lies?
some people will never get any point of view or point you make
Originally posted by Signals
The truth hurts....he's right.
Sad that liberals don't even understand what he's talking about.
OK
Originally posted by Signals
The 47% he is referring to would never vote for someone who won't continue their free paycheck, he's right.
Originally posted by Signals
The truth hurts....he's right.
Sad that liberals don't even understand what he's talking about.
In August 1967, 74,767,000 Americans were working (according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics) and 1,152,861 were taking federal disability insurance (according to the Social Security Administration). That means that at that time there were about 65 Americans working for each worker collecting disability.
In August 2012, 142,101,000 Americans were working and 8,767,941 were on disability--meaning there were only 16.2 people working for each person collecting disability.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), a record 88,921,000 Americans were “not in the labor force” in August. These were Americans who were at least 16 years old, who were not in the military or in an institution such as a prison or a nursing home, and who did not have a job and had not actively sought one in the last four weeks.
Also in August, according to the BLS, only 63.5 percent of the civilian population (those over 16, who were not in the military or in an institution) participated in the labor force. That was the lowest level of labor force participation in 31 years. To participate in the labor force a person must either have a job or at least be actively trying to find one.