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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2014
Page
4
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The piece argues middle class families rely on credit as wages stagnate, while the wealthy grow richer. It cites CEO pay ratios, top earners’ share of income, and regional disparities, noting tax shifts and weak Christmas spending as signs the middle class remains under pressure.
The writer, using a heavy three wheeled walker, recalls a December 23 incident at New Wilmington Post Office where a woman offered to help lift the walker from the trunk and hold doors open. Grateful, the writer credits the helper as a blessing and urges others to ask for help when needed, acknowledging gracious strangers who assist those in need.
The enlarged Republican majority pushes tax cuts and spending ideas while using dynamic scoring to boost revenue projections. CBO reform, Elmendorf replacement, and selective scoring are debated, with critics warning that both spending and tax cuts have dynamic effects.
The writer accuses liberals of exploiting Black woes and keeping Black voters in perpetual grievance to preserve a Democratic stronghold. He portrays stalking horse tactics as a metaphor for manipulation, contrasts civil rights history with present educational issues, cites police violence data, and argues Blacks would shift to conservatism if aware of liberal manipulation.
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