In the 1970s the average American worker got good benefits and could afford to own a home and a car, take a vacation every year and send their kids to college. Reaganomics ended all that.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews…

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1980 - the birth of neoliberalism.
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Reagan was the beginning of the Republican party that we see today. More interested in power than people.
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Most of Americans are poor, they dont even have full medical Insurance compare to the citizens of EU & UK let alone vacations home or a nice car. They live hand to mouth, cant send their kids to decent schools or Unis.
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Trickle Down never made sense, and neither did offshoring either Good for Wall Street tho
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And then Clintonomics helped, no?
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Yep. He started all of this.
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Don't forget Nixon started it off when he closed the gold window.
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What average American worker? Not average Blk families
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I wonder why the 80’s was the best decade?
Single income, middle class families were prevalent.
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