Just Because We Are The 99%
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The middle class, aka 99%, could have been on the road to economic recovery a long time ago. All we had to do was insist that our political parties worked for our benefit and resolved the situations. We could be buying houses, cars, and, of course, shoes. All those who said “NO,” or refused to cooperate in our recovery, should have been sent home, simple and easy. That is the way a majority operates in the best of times. That is the way a majority shows politicians that they are the ones in charge. That is the way the majority acts like the 99%. Alas, that did not happen. However long we are in this recession will be on our backs. However long we continue to be unemployed will be on our backs. However long we continue to lose our homes will be on our backs. We voted for dissension in 2010 just because the President is Barack Obama. We voted to place more Republicans, who were responsible for the huge debt that we are presently in, back in office. We either voted for those changes or we refused to vote, which is the same as voting for those changes. The 99% has placed itself in so much manure, it makes me laugh. It makes me laugh because conning the 99% is always easy when there is a reason to be conned. A black man is the best reason ever. Unfortunately, now the 99% will be spending from 2011 to forever cleaning up the mess it has placed itself in and will deserve everything that happens.
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About the Book
This book is about the year 2011and the 99%. In a rush to punish President Obama, the 99% elected more of the “NO” party into office in the 2010 midterms. Even after eight years of economic manipulations which resulted in our financial meltdown, the 99% decided to reward the “NO” party with more representatives. This book is about the end result of that vote. It is about the 99% being 100% responsible for our economic non-recovery. The 99% diluted its power and the 99% paid the price with Republican's obsession for new abortion laws and voting restrictions The promise of job creation was ignored by those elected in 2010. This is a book explaining the manipulation of the 99% and the 99% allowing that manipulation. Hopefully, at the end of this book, the 99% will finally be motivated to get past their subconscious racism, which makes the 99% vulnerable to divisive manipulation. Hopefully, the 99% will understand the need to stop dividing and unify.
About the Author
Mary Marks is a college graduate who has lived, worked, and retired observing the political habits of Americans. She is a resident of Miami, Florida. She has lived through segregation, integration, and the first black president. She has decided to share her wisdom with the world. She is a baby boomer with time on her hands.