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NY Times: 50% Of New Yorkers Suffering And Struggling Economically!
It’s a known fact that NY has some of the highest taxes in the Country, it’s terrible. Just walking into a supermarket these days, and taking a gander at some of the extremely high food prices is enough to have one shaking their head in almost disbelieve, but it’s real.
So in a sense, these monsters are also responsible, keep reading. With all the lying and misinformation and all the withheld information as well.
It makes me mad that the NY Times will come out and tell us this, that people are hurting to make ends meet.
How about telling the truth for once! And let the American people know why this really is.
It’s the Elite that help the NY Times pay their bills, and as far as I’m concerned, they are just as responsible for this! Don’t expect any admission from the MSM. They write as their masters tell them to!
We serve up the truth at BIN, just poke around a little, it’s all here.
NY Times, go jump in a lake!
Half of New York City residents say they are struggling economically, making ends meet just barely, if at all, and most feel sharp uncertainty about the future of the city’s next generation, a new poll shows.
The poll, conducted by The New York Times and Siena College, shows great disparities in quality of life among the city’s five boroughs. The stresses weighing on New Yorkers vary widely, from the Bronx, where residents feel acute concern about access to jobs and educational opportunity, to Staten Island, where one in five report recently experiencing vandalism or theft.
But an atmosphere of economic anxiety pervades all areas of the city: 51 percent of New Yorkers said they were either just getting by or finding it difficult to do so.
Even in Manhattan, three in 10 said they were just getting by. (Fifty-eight percent said they were doing all right or thriving financially — the highest response of the five boroughs.)
In some respects, the poll echoed the “tale of two cities” theme of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s 2013 campaign: Residents of the Bronx and Brooklyn shared the most pronounced sense of economic insecurity, and the lowest confidence in local government and the police — a distinctly different experience from the rest of the city.
The New York Times Has Degenerated Into A Propaganda Organ Of The US Government
44 years ago the NYT published the Pentagon Papers.
Today the NYT publishes neoconservative lies, which have destroyed several countries and millions of peoples, and dishonest apologies for Washington’s war crimes. Stephen Lendman tells us about the latest NYT atrocity.
It is amazing that anyone still reads the NYT.
