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Middle-Class Death Trips
Since the Issues of the 2000s Linger On and On
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Rule 1
Rule 1 for ending a middle-class death trip: Assume that business leaders do
nothing
for the sake of efficiency.
Assume they do everything for an
advantage.
Their
advantage.
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It's Not the 1990s Anymore, Stupid (Cruickshank, FDL Dec 27, 2009)
NeoFeudalism Comes to Health Care (Empty Wheel Dec 15, 2009)
Obama Admin in Two Headlines (Greenwald June 13, 2011
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The Working Rich and the Rest of Us (Reuters 1/26/11)
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