Thread: King World News Audio Unemployment - Illegals Mentioned

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King World News Mich Schedlock Audio: Unemployment - Illegals Mentioned

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[b][color=darkblue][size=150]Mike “Mishâ€

Illinois Police Cars being Reposessed HAHHAHAHAHA sorry but this is dirt broke Funny

1/3rd of the Police officers let go

Teachers being laid off by 100 0f thousands across America .. but Hey, just bring in Dirt Cheap Teachers from the Philippines

Florida in Dire Straights over housing, Real Estate, High Rise Condos Half Built construction shut down ... no tenents

Counties to file bankruptcy

Kids out of college with 100,000 bills with English degree's the kids dont pay back the loans ... if they get a job wages are garneshed until the loan is paid back while getting a job at wall mart making 12.00 an hour

by the way .. Teachers are loosing they're jobs in record numbers while Foreign teachers are flown in at lower cost to the school district and paid on your taxes

Question: How many years must you work at WalMart to pay off that debt to the Federal Government through wage garneshment?

How about Doctors coming out of school with 400,000 - 600,000 debt ... would you be a doctor in this country making smaller returns because of Obama care and lack of Tort Reform

EVEN FUNNIER -- CALIFORNIA VILLARAIGOSA TELLS LA CITY COUNCIL IF THEY DON'T APPROVE A HUUUUUGGGE CITY ELECTRICITY RATE HIKE UPON ITS CITIZENS, LA WILL BE BANKRUPT!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Villaraigosa warns of bankruptcy if L.A. City Council blocks electricity rate hike
March 23, 2010 | 11:24 am

Facing resistance from the City Council over his renewable-energy plans, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has warned that any attempt to overturn higher electricity rates approved last week by the Department of Water and Power board would throw the city’s finances into disarray, causing it to run out of money in the next four months.

In a briefing paper sent to council members Monday night, Villaraigosa’s office said the DWP would renege on a promise to transfer $73 million to the city’s general fund budget if its rate proposal is rejected.

Such a move would cause the general fund, which pays for public safety, libraries and other basic services, to “run out of cashâ€

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