Working poor

often are cut off at the knees when we try to place ourselves on par with our sistren of other societies.

The working poor are subsidizing everybody else's comfort.

So what do I mean by that? Wages aren't keeping up with the pace of living.

Corporations and politicians are practicing personal, keep preaching personal responsibility, right? But at what point do we admit that working hard is no longer a reliable path? to out of poverty.

Well, one of the three things is why Angie is even a factor in a state that has 1.5 million more Republicans than Democrats, and yet she's within a stone's throw Based on polls, I have thoughts about polls, but she's still within a stone's throw of someone where a Republican victory in the U.S. Senate race should be a foregone conclusion.

And yet it's not.

And it is because the working poor are taking all the hits and that those hits are starting to move into other classes that once thought themselves safe.

Right.

Teachers regularly found children with blue lips and numb fingers, unable to hold a pencil properly because their hands were too cold to function.

The working poor face the most brutal conditions of all.

Factory workers might labour in buildings with broken windows and no heating beyond what their own body heat could provide.

Coal miners, ironically, often returned home to freezing houses despite spending their days extracting the very fuel that should warm their families.