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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We don’t need the white working class. [/quote] Do you do your own plumbing and home repairs?[/quote] My plumber makes close to $150 an hour. He isn’t working class.[/quote] $150 per hour less business expenses doesn't make you wealthy. [/quote] And this post right here demonstrates perfectly the GOP stance on humanity. You're either wealthy or human trash, no middle ground. I'll give Trump one thing, he emboldened the scum of the earth to come out and stop hiding their real views so at least we can identify them more easily. [/quote] and he helped show how the mainstream media, CNN and MSNBC are completely biased against the middle class. We have been hearing the world is falling apart FOREVER, and things keep on working.[/quote] In the aftermath [of Trump’s victory], many of the immediate post-mortems blamed a coastal bubble: Too many journalists had grown nearsighted in urban Democratic enclaves, the reasoning went, blinding them to what was taking place in Middle America. If more reporters actually spent time in fly-over country, instead of jetting through for a rally, they’d understand why Donald Trump won voters over. [...] [T]here’s little question the journalistic class has diverged sharply from the country it covers. In 1960, nearly a third of reporters and editors had never attended a single year of college; i[b]n 2015, only 8.3 percent could say the same[/b], according to Census figures extracted with the help of the University of Minnesota’s IPUMS project. [b]That year, 46 percent of adults 25 and older nationwide had never attended a university. [/b] https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2016/11/bubble/508397/[/quote]
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