Cualquier semejanza con Argentina ...

... no es ninguna coincidencia. Michael Barone, citado en el WSJ :

It looks like a happy new year for you—if you're a public employee. . . .

Private-sector employment peaked at 115.8 million in December 2007, when the recession officially began. It was down to 108.5 million last November. That's a 6 percent decline.

Public-sector employment peaked at 22.6 million in August 2008. It fell a bit in 2009, then has rebounded back to 22.5 million in November. That's less than a 1 percent decline.

This is not an accident; it is the result of deliberate public policy. About one-third of the $787 billion stimulus package passed in February 2009 was directed at state and local governments, which have been facing declining revenues and are, mostly, required to balance their budgets.

The policy aim, Democrats say, was to maintain public services and aid. The political aim, although Democrats don't say so, was to maintain public-sector jobs—and the flow of union dues to the public employees unions that represent almost 40 percent of public-sector workers.

Those unions in turn have contributed generously to Democrats. Services Employee International Union head Andy Stern, the most frequent nongovernment visitor to the Obama White House, has boasted that his union steered $60 million to Democrats in the 2008 cycle. The total union contribution to Democrats has been estimated at $400 million.

In effect, some significant portion of the stimulus package can be regarded as taxpayer funding of the Democratic Party.

"Taxpayer funding of the Democratic Party" ... reemplazamos por "Justicialista" y la definición le cae como anillo al dedo a esta Tierra de Promisión^{TM by Rahel}

Dibujo encontrado en la web, crédito desconocido.

Obama es Perón, lo venimos diciendo desde hace rato. Y ya se ven los resultados. Solo falta que los gremios se unan en las Sixty-Two Organizations (conducidas por Lorenz Michael).