2012swingstates:

From now through Election Day, Washington Post journalists are traveling through a key battleground state, Virginia, to listen in as voters wrestle with the issues of 2012. The second installment of the “Liberty, through the lens” series is a photo and audio essay…

Excellent piece from the Post, and reporting from a crucial swing state.  It’s a liberal paper, but when they publish stories like these you can at least feel like you’re not living in a self-blown bubble.

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   lot worse. And I do worry it may be so

4. irunbandleng answered: same… still broke. but i wasn’t even in the country for the last 2 years.
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   Excellent piece from the Post, and reporting from a crucial swing state. It’s a liberal paper, but when they publish...

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9. mikeandtinaforever answered: I’m better I got more money
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    Well?

11. beckykutz answered: Better. Much better. Once we got over the fear of losing our jobs altogether (we were survivors) our pay has gone up, 401K is also back.
12. wyatt0579 answered: I have not had a raise since obama became president and it cost a lot more to live. and of my health plan has been slashed
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14. mobuki answered: Better off financially but there are things more important than finance, like waging a preemptive war.,
15. lafaux answered: I consider myself to be vastly better off since President Obama took office. Four years ago my mortgage rate was9.1 Today, it’s 3.0.
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