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million more living in poverty each year. Bush:"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over & over & over...to kind of catapult the propaganda." [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... | next new mp3 ] 35. mp3 US Poverty Rates in Historic Context. by PerryStroika at Wed 31 Aug 11:28amscore of 1.5 informative in reply to comment 31 A census Chart is available here. As anyone can see, the rate at the beginning of mp3 the chart is the highest at over 20%. (This chart, I believe, is for individual rates, not the family rates I cite in my other post. In any case, they track each other very well.) By the end of the 70's it has fallen to below 15. Since 1970, despite very good economic performance the poverty rate has basically been static, hovering between 15 and 10. There was continuous reduction during the 90's, but these were small in comparsion to other gains. Mouthpiece [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story...
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