MIDDLE-CLASS AMERICA

Do you think George Bush knows or cares how tough times are now for middle-class America? No, I don't think so. Hillary Clinton does know about these things. She will fight to make them better.

CA Assembly Bill 459 takes aim at the middle class in the state. Democrat forces in California seek to wield power with a bill that would wipe out all but the ruling elite and most government-dependent classes in the state. It's all part of NPV.

All we have to do is look at what is occuring with General Motors and Chrysler, along with some local businesses, to see the effects upon middle America.

I just want to give a little insight as to some of the injustices that we, the middle class face on a daily basis.

The evaporation of what was the middle class family. The entire classification system change.

The Tea Party movement is bent on destroying the middle-class of America, the true back bone of our country. The true principles they are defending are enabling the rich to become richer.

Laid-off middle class workers are running out of unemployment and their 401(k)s. What happens to us when all runs out and we are living on nothing but food stamps? The current economic crisis has left many qualified workers in poverty.

Everyone hears about the shrinking or "non-existent" middle class in the United States socio-economic scheme of things. Well, a recent report by Demos called "By A Thread: The New Experience of America's Middle Class", shows those rumors might not be too far from the truth.

This is an opinion piece designed to voice an American's opinion about the Health-Care Reform Bill and why the Democratic Party needs to "kill the bill" instead of "Deem and Pass".

The Republican National Committee spent over $150,000 dollars in September on clothing and accessories for vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her family. Perhaps it's time she stop claiming to represent the middle class of America.

Reviewing all of the information that has been presented in this investigation, it becomes evident that the development of the middle class interior that took place in nineteenth century Europe was quite dramatic overall.

A mother looks at some realities faced by middle class families, looks back at history, and wonders whether any of the candidates passes muster for the challenges facing the next American president.

A report from Demos and Brandeis University uses a new index to assess the financial health and stability of middle-class families in the United States.

The middle class is slowly deteriorating into either the "haves" or the "have nots". That means a two-tiered system is just over the horizon.