In this country the Tea party has gone to bat for them. We need to win this next election.The war on the young is most intense in countries (and, in the US, industries and states) which have the blue social model deeply embedded in their social institutions. It is an interesting struggle: these days, the young face serious trouble finding employment and will be saddled with debts run up by their elders as they grow up.Nearly 80 per cent of unmarried Japanese between the ages of 18 and 35 live with their parents. The ratio is nearly as high in Italy.
Such unadventurous living means people do not grow up, and do not take risks – such as having children or starting a business. Meanwhile, their parents bask in comfortable retirement, busy consuming their considerable savings.
We may not just be the hope of this country--we may be the hope of the world.
If America falls, freedom dies.
P.S. RCP video and text: Rep. Roskam (R-IL) Gives GOP Weekly On Regulations Hurting Job Growth
...and then there are these guys:
Shorter#TakeWallStreet: I'm mad because my art education degree didn't get me the government job I wanted!!11!#p2
urgent#AttackWatch question: with Day of Rage /#occupywallstreet occurring today who will be available to make my Cafe Latte???
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