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Yes, quantitative easing has most certainly helped Wall Street (at least temporarily, it is called a bubble). Meanwhile, median household income in the U.S. has fallen for five years in a row. Meanwhile, the federal government is now spending nearly a trillion dollars a year on welfare. Meanwhile, 1.2 million students that attend public schools in America are now homeless. In fact, that number has risen by 72 percent since the start of the last recession.

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MORNING you beautiful people... •Initial fear is a blessing.

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