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  zplan1 year, 6 months ago

  26% increase since 2000-2005,so probably more now. Now,what in the world happened in 2000? Hmmmmm... Good find.

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  ADAGUY1 year, 6 months ago

  I'm sure this is nothing but the liberal media trying to blow this out of porportion. After all, they could all get jobs as executives if they wanted! Anyway thats what the Bush supporters will tell you!

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  zcaveman1 year, 6 months ago

  you got a portion? don't know about you but my portion gettin smaller by the hour.

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  ningyo1 year, 6 months ago

  the article states that 33% of the severely poor are under 17??what does that mean--is someone in high school working at mcd's on the weekend considered severely poor--how about if that severely poor youth has parents with six figure income--is he still severly poor--this article tortures the facts unbearably--26% increase since 2000--sounds unrealistic at best--completely fabricated is more like it--and money doesnt really tell the tale--20,000 in nyc is pocket change--20k in central pa or the midwest gets you a nice home and life--just more bush bashing so youll feel guilty enough to let hillary "take those profits" and grow her big govt--but we've thrown hundreds of billions at this since the great society was supposed to fix it--guess it didnt work

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