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1. These 10 States
now have more people on welfare than they do employed!
California
New Mexico
Mississippi
Alabama
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Maine, and
South Carolina
2. Last month the
Senate
Budget Committee reports that, in fiscal year 2012, between food
stamps, housing support, child care, Medicaid and other benefits, the
average U.S. household below the poverty line
received $168.00 a day in government
support.
What's the problem with that?
Well, the average household income in America is just over $50,000,
which averages out to $137.13 a day.
To put it another way, being on welfare now pays the equivalent of
$30.00 an hour for 40 hour week, while the average job pays $24.00 an
hour. (No wonder the leftist snowflakes refuse to work and prefer to
soak the people for more benefits.)
3. Check the last
set of statistics!!
Below lists the percentage of each past president's cabinet who had
worked in the private business sector prior to their appointment to the
cabinet. You know what the private business sector is: A real-life
business not a government job.
38% T. Roosevelt
40% Taft
52% Wilson
49% Harding
48% Coolidge
42% Hoover
50% F. D. Roosevelt
50% Truman
57% Eisenhower
30% Kennedy
47% Johnson
53% Nixon
42% Ford
32% Carter
56% Reagan
51% GH Bush
39% Clinton
55% GW Bush
8% Obama
90% Trump
This helps explain the bias, if not the incompetence, of the last
administration:
ONLY 8% of them have
ever worked in private business!
That's right! Only eight percent - the least, by far, of the last 19
presidents!And these people tried to tell our corporations how to run
their businesses?
How could Obama, 'president' of a major nation and society (let's be
HONEST here - 'president' of a cabal crime syndicate PRETENDING to be a
valid government of, by and for the people of these united States
Republic - which it WAS NOT), the one with the most successful economic
system in world history, stand and talk about business when he's never
worked for one?
Or about jobs when he has never really had one? And, when it's the same
for 92% of his senior staff and closest advisers? They've spent most of
their time in academia, government, and/or non-profit jobs or as
"community organizers."
Probably a good idea to pass this on because we'll NEVER see these
facts in the mainstream media reporting.
This should help all America to further appreciate our President,
Donald Trump, for his business savvy, wisdom and experience in
selecting qualified people to work on our behalf and his ability to
strategize successful ways to turn bad decisions around to good ones
for America.
(ME:
LOL. Nice
sentiment, but
half of "all America" are so hate filled, and lacking any historical
context, that it's now mission impossible.)
Ron in Ohio Asks:
ReplyDeleteUhhh Rog, are there any links to the quoted article? I'd like to look into this further.
I ask because of item 2). Where the author said, "last month", while quoting a 2012 Senate Budget Committee report. - I'm wondering where all of the info. came from, if it is all from that 5 year old report and if it has been updated since.
I noted that in item 1) my state, Ohio, was one of the Super 10 welfare states on the list and that concerns me a lot more closer to home then does the obvious Lib-O scum in Californicate and New Yawk.
Please, don't get me wrong, I really tend to believe all that was said. I'd just like to have some facts to back-up anything that I might say to a Lib-O acquaintance (I have no Lib-O "friends") before the argument begins with the usual, "Oh yeah! What about Trump?....."
No . Google any statement and follow the trail?
ReplyDeleteFirst hit from Google calls it false, says 2009 author updated his numbers to be about 25%, which is still low, but far better than 8%.
ReplyDeletegood enough for govern... ....
ReplyDeleteFrom Ron in Ohio to drew 458:
ReplyDeletePOLITIFACT? That's like asking the N.Y. Slimes to explain the historical corruption in New Yawk politics and who is and was involved by actually naming the political party responsible. That's like asking the Washington Pest to list all of Trump's positive accomplishments in his first year. And, should I mention that POLITICALFACT is a Snopes clone?
I didn't even ask for any of that. Only to verify the info given in items 1) and 2). Not, to listen to another Snopes wanna'-be try to shed a dim light on a failed administration that, by using POLITICALFACT'S own figure, still puts Obama's administration at the bottom of the 20 presidential cabinets listed.
The item 3) info. that you refer to can be checked, verified or rebuked by a lot of historical checking of all of those president's cabinet members - By "official" and historical documents - That's a no-brainer. That's a "smoke screen" to cloud over and ignore items 1) and 2).
From Ron in Ohio to Rog:
First of all, as I have stated many times, I do not and will not use Google for obvious reasons. My secure searches are always thru DuckDuckGo.
I am merely trying to find an "official" verification to the information contained in items 1) & 2). Not, by some, "he said, she said" rumor mill with an agenda.
I try, as best I can, to research and validate a story before I send it along on the Internet. I'm not perfect. I sometimes send along something out of my, "that's what I thought!" zeal, without checking it out first. I'm only trying to avoid that happening with this story, as much as I can believe it.
Finally, as far as your "good enough for govern" answer, which I'm sure you used as sort of a, "Shit Happens!" statement to explain partisan dialog. I translate that to solidify my support for Trump's "Drain the swamp" pledge. When an inflated 8% figure is artificially inflated to a still lower than ever 25% figure, that is lower than all of the previous 18 administrations it shows the "participation trophy" atmosphere so prevalent in Washington politics.