Last week's dramatic defeat of the farm bill in the House put a fresh emphasis on the issue of food stamps in the U.S., just as the number of recipients for the program sits at a record high.
Last week's dramatic defeat of the farm bill in the House put a fresh emphasis on the issue of food stamps in the U.S., just as the number of recipients for the program sits at a record high.
The 72,600,000 enrolled in Medicaid in the United States in 2012 was more than the 65,630,692 people who lived in France last year, according to data published by the Census Bureau, or the 63,047,162 people who lived in the United Kingdom.
Is another indicator of how fantastic the Obama Presidency has been!
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OH, and:
The 72,600,000 enrolled in Medicaid in the United States in 2012 was more than the 65,630,692 people who lived in France last year, according to data published by the Census Bureau, or the 63,047,162 people who lived in the United Kingdom.
Is another indicator of how fantastic the Obama Presidency has been!
President Obama took office in the first quarter of 2009, when median household income was $54,797. That’s declined to $51,404 in February 2013. Those numbers are pretax and adjusted for inflation and seasonal factors.
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Wow, even worse than I thought:
President Obama took office in the first quarter of 2009, when median household income was $54,797. That’s declined to $51,404 in February 2013. Those numbers are pretax and adjusted for inflation and seasonal factors.
You may want to consider providing evidence for things you have asserted, instead referencing posts that provide 0 evidence..
You may want to stop pretending you can refute a single thing I said.
You can't, because they're true.
Of course when someone says "There were more people working in America at the height of the 1982 recession than there are today" then provides a reference saying explicitly: 'U.S. Labor Force Participation Rate Lowest Since 1979' You may want to stop pretending no "evidence" was provided for the claim.
Because when you pretend, people start drawing negative conclusions about you.
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Quote Originally Posted by Stiln:
You may want to consider providing evidence for things you have asserted, instead referencing posts that provide 0 evidence..
You may want to stop pretending you can refute a single thing I said.
You can't, because they're true.
Of course when someone says "There were more people working in America at the height of the 1982 recession than there are today" then provides a reference saying explicitly: 'U.S. Labor Force Participation Rate Lowest Since 1979' You may want to stop pretending no "evidence" was provided for the claim.
Because when you pretend, people start drawing negative conclusions about you.
“Median annual household income declined significantly for both family and non-family households,” Green and Coder wrote. “Real median annual household income declined more significantly for younger households.”
Incomes for all age groups below 65 years fell, while older Americans saw increases. Incomes for those 55 to 64 fell the most, losing 9.7 percent, followed by the 8.9 percent decline for 25- to 34-year-olds. The two gains were among those 65 to 75, whose incomes rose 6.5 percent, and those 75 and up who experienced an increase of 2.8 percent.
“Median annual household income declined significantly for both family and non-family households,” Green and Coder wrote. “Real median annual household income declined more significantly for younger households.”
Incomes for all age groups below 65 years fell, while older Americans saw increases. Incomes for those 55 to 64 fell the most, losing 9.7 percent, followed by the 8.9 percent decline for 25- to 34-year-olds. The two gains were among those 65 to 75, whose incomes rose 6.5 percent, and those 75 and up who experienced an increase of 2.8 percent.
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