claim: "more than 25 million americans are unemployed. more than 50 million live without health insurance. perhaps 100 million live in poverty."
author: occupied wall street journal
evidence_1: sep 28, 2015 ... and yet, 33 million americans, 10.4 percent of the u.s. population, still went  without health insurance for the entirety of 2014. millions more were uninsured  for at ... but that still left more than 14 million americans who don't have insurance  and don't fall into any of these categories. barry-jester-uninsured-1 ...
evidence_2: compared to other western countries, the united states spends more per capita  on health care than any other nation. in 1990, national ... despite these programs  designed to aid those who do not have group enrollment through employment,  there are currently 40.3 million americans who are currently uninsured. these  are ...
evidence_3: nov 14, 2014 ... ft_14.11.12_laborforce_200px according to the october jobs report, more than  92 million americans — 37% of the civilian population aged 16 and over — are  neither employed nor unemployed, but fall in the category of “not in the labor  force.” that means they aren't working now but haven't looked for ...
evidence_4: st/esa/324. department of economic and social affairs. rethinking poverty.  report on the world social situation 2010. united nations. new york, 2009 asdf  ...... between. 73 million and 100 million more people will remain poor or fall into  pov- erty than would have if the pre-crisis growth rate had continued. most of.
evidence_5: perhaps the best place to gain a glimpse of the future of work is in the newspaper . not the front ... we are living in a new economy—powered by technology, fueled  by information, and driven by knowledge. and we ... we have created more than  19 million jobs since president clinton and vice president gore entered office.