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This song still seems to be true.

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Things have certainly changed. And, not for the better. Last week, I ran a series about wages in America. (I also have a Kindle and a paperback with even more such thoughts available for your reading pleasure.) Corporations are not paying living wages, expecting the middle class to subsidize their profits by providing the funds for food stamps, welfare, and Medicaid for their low-paid staff. It is obvious this is true, since the middle class and the lower class provide more than 1/2 the total federal receipts, with corporations barely providing 10%.

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Not my normal post…

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This is not something I normally do.   No, this is something that my friend, Janette Fuller does.   She reviews books you- or your children- should read.  But, I am going to recommend a book for you today.  One written by the child (Sorry, Ilana, you are younger than mine- so you will forever be a child) of my good friends.  A woman (see, I can change) that I have known for most of her life.

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