Social Security, Part 1 – Speaking Truth to Fear
There has been a lot of scary talk in the mainstream media and from politicians regarding Social Security, and it’s…
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There has been a lot of scary talk in the mainstream media and from politicians regarding Social Security, and it’s…
Editor: This occasional column by our financial whiz Dave Rice will give us snippets of views of the world of mortgages, finance,…
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“For too long, poor people haven’t had a seat at the table in American politics,” said Newt Gingrich. “Now, thanks to their new political action committee, the voices of the poor will be heard.”
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich was speaking in his new capacity as executive director of Poor People of America, a recently formed PAC that visited San Diego to lobby local politicians. Gingrich said the group will be focused on advancing the interests of the nation’s poor and has already raised “a substantial amount of revenue.”
“It’s true that each individual poor person doesn’t have that much money to donate,” Gingrich said. “The thing is we have 47 million Americans living in poverty today, so even tiny little donations add up.”
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