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Billions spent on poverty, education and health, yet, we still have poverty, education is at its lowest expectations and healthcare is astronomical.
It isn't a money problem, it is a management problem and a decay of morality.
If you want to help women’s “health” in this country then the best thing you can do is make sure that the U.S. has a vibrant economy, centered on good-paying jobs.
Lost in the record-breaking regulatory hurdles that Obama has put in the way of our economy, this basic truth seems to be a principle that the administration is anxious not to talk about.
For good reason, too.
The number one enemy of women’s health is a poor economy, and when it comes to the economy, Democrats are responsible for the worst recovery since the Great Depression. For all...
-excerpted from “Is the ‘War on Poverty’ over?” Published 16-MAR-2010, using data for 1964 through 2008. Yet the % of people in poverty is roughly the same as it was in 1964.
Ref: http://freedom-choice-cost.blogspot.com/2010/03/is-war-on-poverty-over.html
Lesson= It ain’t cheap to keep people enslaved on the democrat plantation!