[tbg681]

The drama of it all...

Typical - liberal - horseshit - drama...

And the writer of this piece is probably a freshly graduated 26 y/o with a post-grad degree from an ivy league school (tuition paid by you and I of course) who's buffing up her credentials for a future in left wing politics.

Oh, and what's the deal with "less than $25,000" in credit card debt? Ya mean, like, $24,000 in credit card debt?

Meanwhile, our budding Diane Sawyer tilts her head -- in soft focus lense -- and empathisizes with these assholes.

I think I'm going to puke.

[Gorzaloon]

Public policy is needed to address the problem, St. George insists. Necessities like child care and affordable housing may not seem directly related to wages, but they provide the stability that allows people to seek education and job training, thus improving their place in the work force, he said. He also contends that Massachusetts needs to spend more on public universities and community colleges.

In other words, a license to loot the "Rich" and redistribute their money.

[wingnuts'nbolts]

I agree, the whole piece is one long whine!! Victimization is the central theme. Rich is bad, anything else is not your fault.