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American household income dropped nearly 5 percent in economic recovery
By Stephen C. Webster
Friday, August 24, 2012 10:08 EDT
American household income dropped nearly 5 percent in economic recovery | The Raw Story
That 5% represents median household income for the middle class. I assume that means the private sector middle class because household incomes for the government middle class have been rising steadily since 2009.
Trickle-down poverty
The devastation to the lowest level of working Americans is far greater than the pain 5% does to households still earning $50,964. It all makes me wonder whose side Democrats are on in LBJs War Against Poverty.
Charles Krauthammer nailed Barack Taqiyyas misdirection on income inequality. Click on the link for the video:
If you watched the video you saw Krauthammer stop short of mentioning the most important factor. Income inequality is caused by the income tax. In the course of standard government larceny most tax dollars end up in the pockets of the wealthy folks Barack Taqiyya paints as villains. Whenever the wealthy are feeling the pinch a stimulus package or a bailout sets things right.
NOTE: Its ludicrous for the people who caused the widening spread between the top, and the bottom, of the food chain to claim it is not caused by the tax on income. Barack Taqiyya & Company make that claim every time they raise the tax on income. The problem is getting the targets who are hit the hardest to see how it works.
Nor does Barack Taqiyya mention the tax dollars that go to making the people in government wealthy/wealthier; not only elected officials but top bureaucrats as well. Unlike private sector Americans the rank & file bureaucrats are not missing any meals.
Finally, nobody should be complaining about the loss of a meager 5% if it makes Barack Taqiyya look bad. Like Krauthammer said:
He talks about this in the abstract and he actually gets away with it in a way that I find absolutely astonishing, it's magical.