Articles are everywhere about how to help you “if you’re barely scraping by financially.” The fact that there are so many articles about it mean that lots of people fit that category. So many people “barely scraping by financially” should not be the case in the richest country in the world !!! #ANewBeginning
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25 Mar 2023
Barely scraping by financially? Here are 6 things you can do to supplement your income, according to experts. 👌

Apr 21, 2023 · 5:54 PM UTC

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And article suggestions don't work.
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Get rich fast. Work for home. Do this one trick. Meanwhile 1 in 5 children are starving in the richest land in the world. #6'Elon
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Great tips for “temporarily embarrassing millionaires”
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Have a talk with Brandon about that cupcake. His policies are responsible.
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How many times have I asked you now? Not one single response? SO ? How would you help to decrease #homeless? Are you aware there are no homeless programs for physically #disabled or medically compromised homeless? What would you do to correct that?
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Is that the foundation of your economic policy proposals? "A lot of articles"? Gurl...sit yo azz down. 🥴
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US Corporate Media: "Here's 10 tricks on how to make extra cash to help afford things right now." Also US Corporate Media: "Everyone is doing great, everything is fine, Joe Biden isn't destroying the country!"
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Thats the truth
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"primary reason for our stalled progress on poverty reduction has to do with the fact that we have not confronted the unrelenting exploitation of the poor in the labor, housing and financial markets...some of the lowest wages in the industrialized world" nytimes.com/2023/03/09/magaz…

Why Poverty Persists in America

A Pulitzer Prize-winning sociologist offers a new explanation for an intractable problem.

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