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	<title>Comments on: McCain To Economists: I Can&#8217;t Hear You!</title>
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		<title>By: christopher wiwi</title>
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		<dc:creator>christopher wiwi</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:43:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>“Home ownership in America may be up today, but in a nasty flip side to that coin, foreclosures are also on the rise, forcing Americans into financial disaster. . . First, skyrocketing costs across the board — health care, education, retirement - combined with lower wages are leaving many Americans in financially precarious positions. . . Second, blame predatory lenders. Just like credit card companies, which make their big bucks by aggressively marketing their products to high-risk consumers– such as college students, low wage workers and the newly bankrupt, mortgage brokers and banks have been marketing riskier ways for Americans to buy homes&quot;.As American companies ship more and more jobs overseas we will continues this cycle of low wages because we`ll only have service industry jobs left and they don`t pay enough to keep our houses and affordable health care put food on the table and gas in the tank.As a whole our country is being run ona Las Vegas style economy and that`s a CRAP SHOOT at best, if we don`t manufacture anything we don`t have much of a chance at making a good decent wage to live our lives as it should be.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>“Home ownership in America may be up today, but in a nasty flip side to that coin, foreclosures are also on the rise, forcing Americans into financial disaster. . . First, skyrocketing costs across the board — health care, education, retirement &#8211; combined with lower wages are leaving many Americans in financially precarious positions. . . Second, blame predatory lenders. Just like credit card companies, which make their big bucks by aggressively marketing their products to high-risk consumers– such as college students, low wage workers and the newly bankrupt, mortgage brokers and banks have been marketing riskier ways for Americans to buy homes&#8221;.As American companies ship more and more jobs overseas we will continues this cycle of low wages because we`ll only have service industry jobs left and they don`t pay enough to keep our houses and affordable health care put food on the table and gas in the tank.As a whole our country is being run ona Las Vegas style economy and that`s a CRAP SHOOT at best, if we don`t manufacture anything we don`t have much of a chance at making a good decent wage to live our lives as it should be.</p>
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