Found this over at Watching Those We Chose:
Conservative columnist George Will claims average Americans “are better off today than they were in 2000-2001.” This despite all evidence to the contrary.
Since Will is never wrong, this homeless veteran must be better off:
And so are these laid-off workers.
And the family who used to live in this house.
And certainly those in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward are better off.
Every average American is certainly better off at the pump today than they were in 2000-2001.
So, quitchyerbitchin.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
We Don't Know How Well-Off We Are
Posted by Larry Burkum at 4:25 AM
Labels: ABC News, George Will, US Economy
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