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Waiting for our sandwich orders to be filled, I casually said “howzit” to the only other person in the place. The steel in the toes of his shoes were exposed from years of hard work. Faded jeans and a new T-shirt with the logo of a construction company.
He quietly replied, “Everything is going up.”
The government just bailed out a bank to the tune of $175 billion that will ultimately and surreptitiously be paid for by people like this man.
So I put this question to our four federal elected officials, “Where is the bailout for the working class?”
Jamie Neely
Kaneohe
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