No, thatâs not the grievance of a 20-something Wall Street protester. Itâs the bleak recent assessment of Vice President Biden.
His view is broadly shared by the public â and backed up by official government data. Indeed, the belief that things have gotten worse for middle-income Americans, not only during the Great Recession but over the past three decades, has cemented into the kind of conventional wisdom that could drive the 2012 presidential campaign.
Thereâs just one problem: Itâs not true.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011...class-americans-are-better-off/#ixzz1bigWzxoY
His view is broadly shared by the public â and backed up by official government data. Indeed, the belief that things have gotten worse for middle-income Americans, not only during the Great Recession but over the past three decades, has cemented into the kind of conventional wisdom that could drive the 2012 presidential campaign.
Thereâs just one problem: Itâs not true.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011...class-americans-are-better-off/#ixzz1bigWzxoY
