Romney economic flacks: You're not poor if you have a microwave.
It's in The Wall Street Journal. You might be poor if you can't afford to subscribe to get past the paywall and read it online, but not necessarily:
Fully 75.5% of low-income Americans now have a cell phone, and
over a quarter of those have access to the Internet through their
phones.
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2009
Just Two Questions About This Picture
I WOULD LIKE TO ASK JUST TWO QUESTIONS THE MSM OVERLOOKED.
First Lady Michelle Obama showed up as a surprise and welcome volunteer at Miriam's Kitchen, a soup kitchen for homeless poor people not far from the White House.
She brought with her some food donated by White House staff. The first lady served up mushroom risotto and broccoli to a long line of homeless men and women during part of her lunch hour and in these photos poses for a picture by one homeless diner obviously excited to be in the first lady's presence.
First Lady Michelle Obama showed up as a surprise and welcome volunteer at Miriam's Kitchen, a soup kitchen for homeless poor people not far from the White House.
She brought with her some food donated by White House staff. The first lady served up mushroom risotto and broccoli to a long line of homeless men and women during part of her lunch hour and in these photos poses for a picture by one homeless diner obviously excited to be in the first lady's presence.
* If this unidentified meal recipient is too poor to buy his own food, how does he afford a cell phone?
* And if he is homeless, where do they send the cell phone bills?
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