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7. It's not so much that we don't know it

Reply to Jack Rabbit (Reply #6)

Thu Jun 2, 2016, 02:00 PM

Jun 2016

After all, this economic policy has been screwing me my entire working life (36 years). I know I've been short-changed, as do my age group working stiff peers. This really needs to be billboarded across the spectrum of popular financial reporters such as Fox Business News, CNBC, the Wall Street Journal, and Forbes and Fortune magazines. When financial reporters slip back into their lazy tropes about trickle down and supply-side, they need to be called out for it every time.

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Gee, IMF, tell us something we don't know Jack Rabbit Jun 2016 #6

It's not so much that we don't know it gratuitous Jun 2016 #7

There is a class of idiots that believe neoliberalism is foundational to this nation. Enthusiast Jun 2016 #8

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Because the fail has finally reached its end game. Nowhere else to hide. Lodestar Jun 2016 #20

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This story was also covered sulphurdunn Jun 2016 #13

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Unfortunately Nothing Will Change Ccarmona Jun 2016 #16

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K & R. How many years and decades before serious efforts to end it will start? appalachiablue Jun 2016 #17

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Doubleplusgood newspeak. Ghost Dog Jun 2016 #26

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Economic Lysenkoism JHB Jun 2016 #25

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