"Our campaign is the campaign of the working class, by the working class and for the working class," he told voters in Dearborn on Saturday morning.
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The working-class heroes of Socialism became the working-class losers of capitalism.
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The working class, in large part, is being saved by the working class.
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"This is a network made by the working class for the working class," said Mr. Bayer.
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We liberals talk about the historical obsolescence of the working class as if the working class were not in the room.
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I had moved to Paris and I would hear these Parisians talking about the working class, well they thought they were talking about the working class, but they were actually talking about the distance between them and the working class.
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Blacks and Latinos are well-represented in the working class, and people of color will become the majority in the working class in 2032.
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I hope that concerns post-election will bridge this supposed disconnect among the working class, and between the working class and the rest of the progressive movement.
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There's a widespread assumption on the left that class is the space where the working class unites, while oppression is what creates the divisions within the working class.
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The left wasn't fighting for the working class, against the laws of the marketplace; it was trying to manage the lives of the working class from within those laws.
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In it, Trump cast the country as divided between elites and the working class, with Trump on the side of the working class and Democrats as the champions of the elites.
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Biden and the working class Smerconish asked Biden, who received a standing ovation at a Philadelphia Eagles game in September, why he is so popular among the working class of the United States.
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Clinton presidency to prioritize the struggles of the working class.
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Who is the working class and what does it want?
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For the working class, however, this "Better Deal" is insufficient.
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Penn also addresses the party's approach to the working class.
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Expansion gave succor to both the working class and capital.
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They have markedly different approaches to empowering the working class.
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The economic anxieties of the working class have gone unaddressed.
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" By contrast, he said, "the working class lives with it.
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It's time we give the working class their voice back.
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Trump is unquestionably monstrous to the working class in America.
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" Staying in the Paris accord "would hurt the working class.
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Medicare for All, which would materially benefit the working class.
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Despite this, the state retained widespread support among the working class.
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Real wages for the working class in developed economies have stagnated.
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For public health experts, it's the decline of the working class.
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"The working class don't recognise the Democratic Party," claims Mrs Hall.
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Gray was the one of the working class male and female.
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"It was the working-class people who elected Trump," Barr said.
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This growing share of the working class—women and people of
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Also, his specialty in the working class makes Trump a snap.
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That makes more sense than taking people from the working class.
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Many in the working-class community in southwest Chicago are shocked.
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Gayness has become synonymous with affluence, bigotry with the working class.
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Many praised Harris for working on issues impacting the working class.
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Democrats will finally lose their identity as [the] working-class party.
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But Trump, the working class zero, is sticking it to them.
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There's no evidence his trade policies are helping the working class.
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The 1 percent and the working class are not economic descriptors.
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The results are ugly for Democrats and for the working class.
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It is associated with industries of the working class, like construction.
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Did the working-class class trans kid living in Tulsa, Okla.
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The party of the working class is now Ireland's third largest.
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He decried inequality and promised wage increases for the working class.
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They all tell the story of the working-class against elites.
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Barack Obama had carried the working class-county twice, albeit narrowly.
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Why did the working class align itself against its own interests?
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The youth and the working class are uniting against climate change.
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But no mention of those of us in the working class.
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Culturally, the Republican Party was getting closer to the working class.
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Do you consider congestion pricing a tax on the working class?
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The Economic Policy Institute, in a report that defines members of the working class as labor force participants who lack a bachelor's degree, estimated that whites will constitute a minority of the working class by 2032.
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Elite coastal liberals are largely despised by the working-class inland residents.
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It describes, truthfully, what has happened to the working class in America.
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As sunset approached months later, a calm pervaded the working-class neighborhood.
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But the working class and the young adored his audacity and tenacity.
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The working class is no longer willing to be taken for granted.
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But he also retains too much sympathy for the working class to
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton carried the working-class district in 2016.
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Economic hardship isn't unique to white members of the working class, either.
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Diego Rivera, by contrast, espoused Communist politics and championed the working class.
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" Or "How are the Democrats going to appeal to the working class?
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The materiality of my M.A. collection was influenced by the working class.
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Because if you're playing the existing game, the working class always loses.
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Neruda's defense was that nothing was too good for the working class.
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Karl Marx believed the working class needed a revolution to get justice.
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"She doesn't even understand what the working class is anymore," Kirsch says.
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He tells us that's the GOP future: winning over the working class.
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How key was the working-class vote to Donald J. Trump's success?
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At first he was the working-class foil to the intellectual Morse.
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It is possible because both major parties have abandoned the working class.
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And would it be enough to restore prosperity to the working class?
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The Democratic Party used to be the party of the working class.
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When they focus on the working-class part, the Democratic Party benefits.
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Most of them live in the working-class districts of the north.
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This is without question a policy aimed at helping the working class.
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I'm from Appalachia, where getting into the working class was an aspiration.
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But significant sections of the lower middle and the working class disapproved.
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What's behind this erosion of the traditional family among the working class?
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This recession will disproportionately impact the working class and low-wage workers.
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Heading into 2020, Democrats are desperate to reconnect with the working class.
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"He's got contempt for ordinary people, the working class," said one demonstrator.
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"Community college is where the working class gets stuck," Goldrick-Rab says.
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The greedy capitalist class rigs the system and immiserates the working class.
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Bloomberg wants to make leading colleges more open to the working class.
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They supervise the working class—all of it, white, black, and brown.
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We don't trust the working class to have a share in it.
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But they'll also be harsh on the working class, which we didn't.
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So that basically cut off the working class of immigrants from Asia.
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And something striking was happening in the working-class parts of town.
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"There is a conservative media that really tries to appeal to at least part of the working class, the white working class for more cultural rather than economic reasons, but that really divides the working class racially" he said.
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And we pretty much did win the Latino vote, the working-class vote.
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Everything is possible for industry and nothing is possible for the working class.
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Those increases have boosted pay for the working class despite the federal inaction.
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The working class was one lump for him, and consumption was one thing.
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The working class of the United States doesn't get many breaks these days.
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"I come from the working class and struggled hard in college," she said.
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The institutions were unable to offer an alternative position to the working class.
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Although the "narrative makers" may have missed it, the working class has changed.
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In both cases he is trying to increase wages for the working class.
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It's a question of cutting better deals on behalf of the working class.
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She focused largely on economic and social policies to boost the working class.
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"The breakdown of the working class was neglected," he wrote in his magazine.
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He offered a personal testimonial in the working-class town in northeast Pennsylvania.
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The Democratic party has left the working class that they used to represent.
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It's only gotten more challenging for the working class in the last decades.
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He started out as a nice guy looking out for the working class.
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But there are other distinct changes that have happened to the working class.
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"Yet the working class represent 40 percent of the French population," he said.
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Ed fights for the working class and the people who need a champion.
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The working class Democratic vote now comes predominantly from African-Americans and Latinos.
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The working class city of Haifa is the largest city in northern Israel.
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Labour lost its status as the party of the working class long ago.
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"The plan is all about economic issues with the working class," he said.
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That's not the kind of work much of the working class does anymore.
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Mr. Toheed said the people affected were almost all from the working class.
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Is it more similar to the top 1 percent or the working class?
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Which a lot of the working-class and poor women we interviewed were.
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With or against the working class Whereas Bloomberg asserts that he represents the true policy consensus, once you strip away ideology and have the right data, Sanders asserts that he is the authentic voice for and representative of the working class.
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Krystal explains why a recanvas in Iowa erases the voice of the working class.
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Paul Nuttall wants UKIP to replace Labour as the voice of the working class.
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Mr Corbyn no doubt imagines himself to be a champion of the working class.
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The Kremlin portrays the working class as a conservative group, susceptible to nationalist rhetoric.
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It was rife with "America First" themes and calls to rescue the working class.
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Instead, it features the poor and the working class destroying the country-club establishment.
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It seeks to help the working class by stopping the importation of cheap labor.
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Usually the working class is divided between conservatives, social democrats, communists and so on.
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At the same time, incomes of the working class in advanced economies have stagnated.
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How to grow the economy while making sure it benefits the working-class voter?
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And soon people of color will make up the majority of the working class.
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To succeed, it must become the working-class party of all races and creeds.
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Today, it stretches from Eastern Orlando into the working class suburbs to the South.
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If Trump wins, he would have unmoored the working class from the Republican establishment.
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In doing so, he chastised liberals for not talking enough to the working class.
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They belonged to the working class rather than to the lowest class—the enslaved.
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Couldn't foundations create special funds to encourage and support candidates from the working class?
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But it's very different from a party actually pivoting away from the working class.
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They reflect the economic woes of the working class more than middle-class disaffection.
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And they ran away with all the gold because they divided the working class.
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Members of the working class saw the fracas as a fight about American identity.
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"The working class has no way up, as a consequence of that," he added.
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" Klobuchar "offers a track record of bipartisan achievement," and Sanders "champions the working class.
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And the artistic version is linked, in space and time, with the working class.
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In one video, he ponders why members of the working class would support capitalism.
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Some Conservatives are now claiming that they are the party of the working class.
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Sanders, however, tailors his message more to the working class than the middle class.
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"You're not the only one who cares about the working class," he told Sanders.
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Brownback cut our schools, raised taxes on the working class and tanked Kansas' economy.
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The other popular solution to the crisis of the working class was job retraining.
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Mr. Trump promised voters during the campaign that he would protect the working class.
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It was also bottom-up, "bonding" social capital, coming out of the working class.
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But the cuts have done little to bolster the economy or the working class.
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Most of the working class will actually come out ahead if this legislation passes.
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As the working-class son of an immigrant, I know where I came from.
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This can be achieved with tax, economic and educational policies that empower the working class.
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The impression is that Trump has matured into an effective champion of the working class.
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And the working-class kids, by 3 years old, they are disturbed by these violations.
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There's no reason to believe Trump will offer a better deal to the working class.
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Le Pen is projected to get over the half the working-class vote on Sunday.
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But it's the working class kids who had the edge—that's how they become visible.
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The rich did well under Obama's policies, it was the working class that got creamed.
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"Although the 'narrative makers' may have missed it, the working class has changed," writes Jaffe.
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But we often allow ourselves to be oblivious to the struggles of the working class.
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For the first time, the regime's base — the working class and poor — are rising up.
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But racism is not a problem of the working class; it's endemic throughout British society.
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Many of Le Pen's 144 measures in her manifesto are geared towards the working class.
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Liberals will respond that universal health insurance helps stabilize and lift up the working class.
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Few are complaining, but the working class here is not feeling flush with newfound wealth.
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Commerce has tended to plunge, with the working class suffering lost jobs and diminished livelihoods.
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But it has come at the expense of the working class in the developed world.
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Heads up The working-class neighborhood of South Park is hard to reach and affordable.
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Democrats treat the working-class, white voters as if they are white buffaloes — sacred entities.
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"During his campaign, Trump posed as a friend of the working class," Mr. Sanders said.
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" He warns that "the way the working class is always controlled is that it's divided.
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A reborn Republican Party with economic policies oriented toward the working class isn't beyond imagining.
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He, on the other hand, is the voice of and advocate for the working class.
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Maybe Wall Street should face some downsizing so that the working class can finally thrive.
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It's why he polls so well with independents and the working class and young voters.
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Bigger dark green bubbles likewise indicate a city where the working class can get by.
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After his death he became a symbol for Mexican peasants and the working class. History.
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They might even stop ripping off the working-class people they claim to be helping.
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Mr. Trump's odd interpretation of governance by the working class extends beyond his planned cabinet.
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The Future of Work Popular ideas about the working class are woefully out of date.
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"The working-class people of the United States, they need a break," Mr. Scaramucci said.
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Winning anything in Washington and Greene, the working-class parts of the district, is impressive.
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The Democrats aren't deserting the working-class voter, but they aren't speaking to them either.
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This would be nice if it were true: the Labour Party was after all founded to represent the working class, and the working class has been severely battered, in recent years, by the casualisation of labour and the stagnation of much of the economy.
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It is set in South Boston, the working class, Irish-Catholic neighborhood, where Shaw was born.
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Part of the blame has to be assigned to the working-class roots of the QX60.
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Neighbors in the working class southwest Chicago neighborhood remembered the victims as a tight-knit family.
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Instead, they spent the past six months arguing that Trump's economy left behind the working class.
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Freemasonry was not so inclusive as envisioned, remaining largely inaccessible to women and the working class.
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As a candidate, Trump promised to lift up the working class by bringing back good jobs.
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Dr. King was instrumental in the movement towards equality for African-Americans and the working class.
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"He's trying to appeal to the working class people, and he's full of [expletive]," Jones said.
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His proposals have also received criticism for potentially helping the wealthy more than the working class.
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But the two are often inextricable, given the large percentage of minorities in the working class.
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Trump won the presidency in part by selling himself as a champion of the working class.
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But Donald Trump isn't going to seriously address the needs of anyone in the working class.
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These days, only around 11 percent of the working class are white men in industrial jobs.
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Now, the left has given up all pretense of being the champions of the working class.
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Obama's animus, combined with the GOP's perceived inaction, left the working class feeling abandoned and ignored.
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Simple policies to alleviate the lives of the working class have little traction with Republican voters.
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He has focused partly on boosting the working class and holding Wall Street firms in check.
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The self-professed Ronald Reagan fan said Yang's UBI platform favors billionaires — not the working class.
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Life expectancy for wealthier, white collar Americans may be rising, but not for the working class.
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He is focusing partly on boosting the working class and holding Wall Street firms in check.
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He lambastes Republicans for their lack of empathy for the working class, working poor, and minorities.
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Now he's expected to hit the campaign trail to target the working-class and younger voters.
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It's only when it's a progressive trying to actually get something done for the working class.
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As foodways tend to go, the company has made the working-class dish completely its own.
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He was also deeply interested in the working-class and middle-income world he came from.
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But vigilante justice, the working class, and country music have long been intertwined in the region.
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Democrats have backed trade and immigration, two things that are thought to hurt the working class.
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To such men, the lives of the working class are worth less than a rounding error.
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But the working class has been a pillar of the regime — manipulated with handouts and slogans.
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In France, President Emmanuel Macron is foundering because he hasn't focused enough on the working class.
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It argued that aggressive climate change policies are an elitist approach that hurts the working class.
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First, there used to be relatively little research attention paid to the working class at all.
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Because the working class stands on the other end of a deal with the corporate class.
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It led America into war in Iraq and sent the working class off to fight it.
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Its media, film and music industries make members of the working class feel invisible and disrespected.
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What Trump has done is turn the Republican party into the party of the working class.
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Joe, the beautiful thing about Donald Trump's economy is that it's working for the working class.
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I'm thinking, in particular, of Owen Jones's book "Chavs: The Demonization of the Working Class" (2011).
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Many of his other recordings championed the struggles of the working class from which he rose.
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Sanders makes it seem as if anyone who disagrees with him is against the working class.
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And where does that leave the working-class voters who pinned their hopes on this man?
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Running for Congress has taught me that the process is not designed for the working class.
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Trump doesn't actually care much about the working class and has quickly abandoned his earlier commitments.
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But his real-world disdain for the working class creates an opening for the Democratic Party.
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In the postindustrial wasteland, the working class embraced an old Etonian mouthing about unleashed British potential.
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He may even find ways to ameliorate economic conditions for the poor and the working class.
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Those on the left regularly claim to stand for the working class and the little people.
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Likewise, in his campaign announcement, he singled out the threat of automation to the working class.
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He seemed to have realized that the two major party establishments had abandoned the working class.
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Just another episode in the generations-long drift of labor parties away from the working class!
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JS: You've told me that the Clintons have advanced policies that have hurt the working class.
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To be sure, its basic requirements have long been beyond the reach of the working class.
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He identified, correctly, that the economic woes of the working class of all ethnicities are caused, to a large extent, by the racism of a subset of the working class that leads them to prefer a politics of white supremacy to a politics of economic uplift.
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All of them refuse corporate donations, back progressive policies, and champion the needs of the working class.
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But his governing and what he does is hard right, favoring special interests over the working class.
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" Yet Sanders said he felt that, "Coming from the working class, our people are facing enormous problems.
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It pays disproportionate attention to the plight of activist groups while ignoring or vilifying the working class.
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The book explores resentment you see among the middle class or the working class toward poorer folks.
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Congressional Democrats unveiled their "Better Deal" economic agenda for the working class at a press conference Monday.
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May's key target: The "Jams," or the "just about managing," her administration's soundbite for the working class.
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Will the nerd mantle alienate her from the working-class whites the Democrats are losing in droves?
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The primary victims of the Lazarus Wave in Doom are the working class factory employees and soldiers.
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Ironically, the people most likely to be hurt are the working class and middle-class Trump supporters.
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German artist Käthe Kollwitz illuminated the hardships of the working class in her evocative paintings and prints.
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For skilled workers, this trade-off is worth it, but for the working class, it generally isn't.
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FOR decades, the working-class town of Hartlepool in north-east England was a centre of shipbuilding.
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Like other hardline French left-wingers, Hamon says Hollande eroded the spending power of the working class.
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He promised to reverse-engineer it in favor of the working class — mostly the white, working class.
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One continuing political problem for the working class is that it remains difficult to measure it properly.
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"This is about frustration of the working class about a long period of deindustrialization," Professor Kaldor said.
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Majorities say Democrats do a better job of representing their values and fighting for the working class.
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Among whites in the working class, however — the bottom 32.1 percent — the average net worth is $0.
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In the north, residents of the working-class Wong Tai Sin neighborhood faced riot gear-clad police.
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What the working class needs, and is willing to support, are better-paying jobs and fringe benefits.
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He is assured free range among the working class — once the backbone of the Democratic Party coalition.
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The lowest unemployment we've had in history and wages are starting to rise among the working class.
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Alexandria was the working-class woman from the Bronx slipping into her heels on the subway platform.
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Louis's revelations about Le Pen's fan base provoked a national debate about the working class in France.
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They believed in violence and Debs never thought that violence would accomplish anything for the working class.
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In the end, it's especially the working class who will suffer the consequences of the far right.
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Those include Loui's in the working-class suburb of Hazel Park, and Cloverleaf on Detroit's east side.
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Boycotts wouldn't harm Trump or his friends but will harm a great many in the working class!
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As Ms. Smarsh acknowledges, not all Trump voters — even in the heartland — fit the working-class stereotype.
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It is not just the white working class that is suffering — it is the working class, period.
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The working-class village of Mastic Beach on Long Island struggled with spiraling taxes after it incorporated.
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Martin, author of the new book No Longer Newsworthy: How the Mainstream Media Abandoned the Working Class.
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The beast that is corporate capitalism will not be tamed without an awakening of the working class.
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He had fought for decades to establish universal adult suffrage, especially for women and the working class.
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They feel the Vermont senator is channeling their frustration about the injustices foisted on the working class.
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Will Mr. Trump fight for the interests of the working-class voters who brought him to power?
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Maybe. Certainly Democrats will be well advised to hammer Mr. Trump's betrayal of the working class nonstop.
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In turn, the city built a handsome new park for the working-class residents near the stadium.
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It would seem to take some of the working-class-savior reasoning out of Uncle Joe's candidacy.
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They talked about the working class, the wage gap, ending the war in Afghanistan, the middle class.
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Well, in the first place, it called itself socialist and claimed to speak for the working class.
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A low turnout among the working class could benefit the far-right leader Marine Le Pen, above.
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Now when politicians invoke "the working class," they are likely to gesture, anachronistically, to an abandoned factory.
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You got actually 12 percent of the vote in some of the working class districts in Burlington.
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"The working class, the people that move the city, is moving away from this city," he said.
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"Like Willie Mays could play baseball, this guy could write about the working class," Mr. Donahue said.
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Ryan said Wednesday his primary motivations for running would be unifying the country helping the working class.
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Despite his enormous talent, he was always the working-class outsider, the man who didn't quite belong.
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It refers to the working class communities that are physically separated from the middle and upper class residents.
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The working class and educated middle class have been reclaiming empty property long shut off to the public.
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JF: In the new version of ABC's Roseanne, the working class icon Roseanne Conner is a Trump supporter.
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According to Professor Nicholas Carnes from Duke University, the working class make up nearly half of the country.
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"That is a revolutionary breakthrough for the middle class and the working class of this country," Sanders said.
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Part of this sprucing up involves tailoring policies to broaden support, which normally comes from the working class.
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" Duggan told AP that Biden has spent his career "watching out for the working class in this country.
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The working-class vote will be key to a Trump victory, just as it was key to Johnson's.
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Communism's appeal was, however, limited by an almost exclusive focus on the working class and hostility to nationalism.
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Fighting for Medicare-for-all can teach Americans the value of uniting over the working-class majority's interests.
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Certainly the working class are more likely to feel the world closing in on them, and more urgently.
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The party tries to embrace school choice advocates and teachers' unions; Wall Street lobbyists and the working class.
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The north-eastern states are packed with the working-class whites who love Mr Trump's protectionist message best.
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The appeal of this politics goes well beyond the working class and even draws in many white millennials.
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It's time for President Trump, who was elected as the champion of the working class, to step in.
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For starters, why does there seem to be no acknowledgement that the working class is not all white?
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We've found these same patterns in ancient history, across the U.S. 50 states, and among the working class.
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Liberals have long wondered why working-class voters support policies that (the liberals think) hurt the working class.
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Now rich people don't get audited for tax cheating while the working class continues to pay through withholding.
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There was also a coal mine and a soap factory providing hundreds of jobs for the working class.
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In reality, however, those payments protect millions of the working-class voters candidate Trump won over in 2016.
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Those new arrivals were, like the working-class community they were joining and gently eroding, mainly Labour voters.
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The lowest unemployment we&aposve had in history and wages are starting to rise among the working class.
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All of the working-class people going about their lives struggling, who don't have the spotlight on them.
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But Francis stressed that the service economy was ruining small farms and taking jobs from the working class.
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"Elites" are fully aware that people of color actually make up a good bit of the working class.
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Its board of trustees, once recruited from the working-class barrio, began to diversify ethnically, economically and socially.
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Meanwhile, a new generation of knowledge-worker-not-auto-worker Democrats abandoned the working class for the microchip.
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The problems with capitalism are more discrete — mostly with the plight of the working class in rich countries.
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"Janesville" joins a growing family of books about the evisceration of the working class in the United States.
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Democrats seeking to challenge him say Trump's economy has benefited the rich while leaving behind the working class.
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Where Trump is self-centered, Democrats dared to care for kids and the poor and the working class.
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Owens told Roberts that he hopes there is a "re-evaluation" around the working class following his experience.
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I'm not saying the working class will never support Warren but they are clearly not her core constituency.
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Leung was sentenced last June in connection with February 2016 unrest in the working-class Mong Kok district.
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Clinton's remarks, arguing that she remained out of touch with the working-class Americans who back Mr. Sanders.
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Sanders' coalition alone, points the way towards a fundamental realignment of the Democratic party around the working class.
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What the working class needs is not only a redistribution of income, or even a redistribution of power.
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But that will be difficult for those in the party leadership who are not of the working class.
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But it is not clear that they have hurt him with the working-class voters he is targeting.
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From the perspective Star Wars needs: the working-class everyperson winning by saving what we love. pic.twitter.com/735snv3p2X
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I worry about the erosion of confidence in our government and its institutions by the working-class community.
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"There Trudeau and Trump are very much aligned — bringing economic benefits to the working class," Mr. Kirton said.
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The fare was still 5 cents, but rising incomes made the trains more attractive to the working class.
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Finally, Armando Torjes, a community activist in the working-class suburb of Guadalupe, cleared it up for us.
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Biden, who represented Delaware in the Senate for 36 years, has long given voice to the working class.
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The working-class voters who seem most attracted to Trump don't particularly benefit from many of these ideas.
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For over 17 years, I have represented the working class who have been beaten up by the system.
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Demographically, too, the working class has evolved from the heavily white male grouping that used to assemble at my house in the 1980s; black and Hispanic people have long been a big, if unacknowledged, part of the working class, and now it's more female and contains many more immigrants as well.
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But Jackson Hole has become a place where many of the working class can't put down roots at all.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez get elected, accused Gillibrand of focusing too much on business executives instead of the working class.
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There are too many people with anti-attitudes about immigrants, social reforms, and economic disadvantages for the working class.
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That means running as an optimistic American nationalist with specific proposals to reform Washington and lift the working class.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, have also presented themselves as champions of the working class.
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Both these parties rely heavily on support from the working class, many of whom had voted socialist for years.
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But genre categories aside, Haggard's truest allegiance was to the working class and anyone struggling, hard on their luck.
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That's why the spectacle of the working class fades so quickly, despite its constant resummoning into our popular culture.
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America is fawning over Saudi Arabia's repressive dictator Roseanne isn't the only sitcom tackling politics and the working class.
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Galston expects Trump's eventual Democratic opponent to champion policies designed to boost the working class and rein in corporations.
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But thwarting these labor policies could upset many of the working-class voters who helped elect Trump last November.
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Let's instead focus on the successes veterans, the working class and President Trump can have in the future, together.
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"I think he's going to sell out the middle class and the working class of this country," Sanders said.
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It's hard to campaign simultaneously as a business-friendly dealmaker and a bare-knuckled battler for the working class.
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As a candidate for president, Trump promised that he would stand up for the working class of this country.
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The president drove home his claim that his tax plan would benefit the working class, and not the wealthy.
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Kaine, Clinton said, has spent his life fighting for the working class and boosting minorities to success in society.
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But raising taxes on the wealthy and using the money to increase benefits for the working class definitely would.
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The rise in inequality in our time represents a seismic shift in economic power away from the working class.
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But it wasn't as if the working class in Queens was rising up in protest against the Amazon deal.
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Critics say the so-called settlement tax is unfair because it favors the wealthy and punishes the working class.
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A fifth, Rusya, had been killed at a protest as he brandished the red banner of the working class.
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Instead, there's now a (mostly) gentrified, middle and upper-class crowd fetishizing the working class through fashion and music.
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But is it true that the party really has, as a matter of policy goals, ignored the working class?
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Youth unemployment runs at 25 percent, and many young Iranians from the working-class are alienated from the system.
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As with most problems in this country, the working class, people of color and women will be disproportionately affected.
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The working-class resentment toward elites — resentment being the reciprocal of contempt — is asymmetrical in the very same way.
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He should also highlight Biden's support of NAFTA, which is unpopular with the working class of Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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A strong idea in that regard is an expansion of the earned-income tax credit into the working class.
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It is absurd that the working class is now paying higher tax rates than the richest people in America.
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All around the world parties on the left are losing because they have lost touch with the working class.
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Cruz, however, said Sanders had "fundamentally misunderstood that story" by missing that the kingdom was overtaking the working class.
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We must expand, not cut, these programs that are life and death for the working class in this country.
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A march on Thursday drew many people from the working class, a demographic that has typically supported Mr. Maduro.
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Sanders's supporters are angry that the system is rigged against the working class, and fearful of slipping further behind.
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The taboo -- to immerse themselves in what they believe to be the trappings of the working class -- becomes sexualized.
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The GOP has slowly become the party of the working class, a demographic that used to belong to Democrats.
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"But a lot of it had to do with me wanting to have a uniform like the working class."
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And also no surprise, I am dubious that her spending increases will make life better for the working class.
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It's a fascinating and vital debate within the party with massive implications for the future of the working class.
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They punished the Wall Street bankers and tipped the scales a small amount in favor of the working class.
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Getting rid of Bannon would be a middle finger to the working class that Bannon's populist theme spoke to.
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Bannon had the opportunity to realign American politics around the social, cultural and economic concerns of the working class.
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Barack Obama won more support among white men in 2008, including the working class, than any Democrat since 1980.
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The working-class voters of Pas-de-Calais have long supported France's Socialists along with the French Communist Party.
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It must be added, however, that the working-class proportion of the entire electorate decreased during the same period.
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Instead of speaking for the working class, the Clintons spoke about equipping workers to rise into the professional class.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race If Sanders can't win in the states that vote over the next month across the industrial heartland -- a list that extends from Michigan and Missouri on Tuesday to Ohio and Illinois on March 17 and Wisconsin on April 7 -- the senator may find it difficult to justify continuing what he calls "a campaign of the working class, by the working class and for the working class," as he put it in a Detroit rally Friday night.
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Turnout was indeed low at 43%, with the young, the poor and the working-class least likely to take part.
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In the working-class suburb of Agronomía, the Cristina team is coming together under the slogan "order out of chaos".
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A hypothetical reduction in programs obviously hurts the working class, but wouldn't it see any upsides from the tax cuts?
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Mr Rutte's letter was an attempt to woo the working-class white constituents whom the PVV calls "Henk and Ingrid".
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Iowa has a much larger manufacturing sector, an industry more associated with what the working class used to look like.
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As a result, side hustles are becoming increasingly more common among the working class, especially among millennials — despite their income.
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He trashes Jews and Catholics, the working class and writers from "fucking T.S. Eliot" to "that frigid snitbag", Virginia Woolf.
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It seems like the working class has been pushed aside, even though they're the most important class in our country.
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It begins with star/producer Jennifer Lopez in sleek athletic wear running through the working class streets of New York.
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The candidates answered with a mix of ideas, including removing the filibuster and rallying the support of the working class.
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For example, Democrats try to connect with the working class by talking about things like paid leave and minimum wage.
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He found that the stronger the welfare state, the bigger the gains for far-right parties among the working class.
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He's been a leader fighting bad trade agreements, he's for the working class and establishing fair jobs in this country.
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The left, traditionally linked with the working class and unions, has long opposed trade accords that might hurt their constituents.
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There's an awareness from the working class that, well, you've got advantages that will come your way in due course.
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Unhappy with the lack of political representation of the working class in Brazil, he decided to get involved in politics.
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On trade, Trump warned that Clinton would sign the same bad deals that he said had destroyed the working class.
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The problems of those people can't be solved by the working-class people in Arizona and New Mexico and Texas.
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In the weeks since, she has quickly risen as a progressive star with her platform focused on the working class.
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Opposing or simply ignoring any plan to benefit the working class is the last thing the Democrats need right now.
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While he wasn't successful, he's raised his profile by calling for Democrats to make stronger inroads to the working class.
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Convincing the public that the plan will help the working class is only one part of the challenge for Trump.
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Dugan said Donaldson's arrest would allow residents of the working-class, racially diverse Southeast Seminole Heights neighborhood to rest easier.
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Our government made the decision to give idle millionaires preferential treatment while the working class is left paying the bills.
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We're not all united in the working class, and unity is something to be achieved through cooperative work and solidarity.
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It is a hint that the Trump administration will place fiscal responsibility over populist programs to support the working class.
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"He doesn't understand, or refuses to understand, the civic duties of each member of the working class," someone else explains.
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"We have got to sell that what we are doing as conservatives has helped" the working class, Mr. Braun said.
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Both parties are now led by highly educated voters whose interests are markedly different from those in the working class.
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Since taking office, however, he has relentlessly favored the wealthy over members of the working class, whatever their skin color.
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But it is unclear whether the moratorium will appease the working-class protesters, who are angry over perceived economic injustice.
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He knows his audience, and he almost always returns to the theme of being the guardian of the working class.
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"We bequeath to you the ardent love for the great leader of the working class Vladimir Lenin," the letter says.
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"Bernie is the Only Candidate in Decades that Really Cares about the Working Class," Hodgkinson posted on June 13, 2016.
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Dortmund and other onetime factory towns in Germany have largely avoided the working-class alienation that nourished populist sentiment elsewhere.
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"You are the backbone of the working class!" the protesters chanted at one rally, addressing workers at an equipment factory.
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More specifically, it's decent health care for the working-class families who dominate their home states of Maine and Alaska.
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We spent $100 million from the working class to do to this, and the Democratic Party wouldn't let us win.
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Radicals had faith in the working class, to ally with the intellectuals and form a common movement against concentrated wealth.
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We will only expand it for them, for every union in America, and for the working class of this country.
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The party has long staked its legitimacy on the idea that it can deliver prosperity and protect the working class.
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Throughout its first season, it also tackled issues like divorce and the socio-economic pressures experienced by the working class.
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"Our story of deaths of despair is essentially a long-run account of destruction of the working class," Deaton said.
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Today's liberals, Mr. Skerry argues, have come to value multiculturalism at the expense of economic harm to the working class.
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For example, take the landfill in the working class municipality of Toa Baja, which services the wealthy communities of Dorado.
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Amid this national crisis for the working class, support for unions has risen to its highest level in 50 years.
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For a party devoted to defending the working class, an address in one of the capital's richest neighborhoods sounded dissonant.
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In his speech, Kennedy sharply criticized Trump and his administration and sought to appeal to immigrants and the working class.
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Sanders has railed against the "disastrous trade deals" he says have cost the nation jobs and decimated the working class.
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On another level, he's trying to undermine the working-class solidarity Americans of all backgrounds ought by rights to feel.
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I can relate more to the working-class people, and I feel street artists represent more that type of people.
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It is my goal to return the Democratic Party to its FDR roots as the champion of the working class.
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The "help," on the other hand, are the working-class kids brought in to do the dirtier work, including entertaining.
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But congestion pricing also means we risk hurting the working class when we try to mitigate climate change by addressing transportation.
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When he talks with a Trump supporter, Bourdain asks how he could vote for someone so disconnected from the working class.
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Fully 90% of the working-class white women who trusted Democrats more on that issue also voted Democratic for the House.
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Although Maeve could have easily told Groff she didn't dupe Otis into selling drugs with her, the working class teen doesn't.
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Let's crystal-ball this: Will there be a new way for the working class of the future to earn a paycheck?
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What Punch Club gets so right is the atmosphere: the working-class gym of friendly but no-nonsense fighters and trainers.
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She launched into familiar lines from her stump speech about fighting for the working class, dreaming big, and taking on corporations.
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To put it simply, Monique (played by amazing newcomer Elvire Emanuelle) is struggling in the working class Brownsville neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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Differences have emerged on how best to help the working class — and how dramatically the government should intervene in the economy.
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Yet focus groups run by the CAPC reveal that opinions among the working class are similar to those among higher earners.
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In Brazil, O Malho (1902–54) the first color magazine in the country, popularized images directed specifically at the working class.
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Meanwhile, President-elect Donald Trump was able to tap into the working class' frustration and anger about the economy, he said.
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And the working-class voters who used to support politicians like Bill Clinton were nowhere to be found for Hillary Clinton.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio insisted that the Democratic Party would have to lean on the working class to boot out McConnell.
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Many of these programs serve the working-class people who super-charged Trump's march to the presidency over more "establishment" Republicans.
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The protests, leaderless and largely peaceful, represented a wide cross-section of society including students, teachers, lawyers, and the working class.
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The fact that we're talking about the white working class, instead of just the working class, is a pretty big clue.
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Democratic socialists also believe there are some reforms that empower and embolden the working class to fight battles in other arenas.
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There are 22 million veterans in the United States, and, indeed, nearly all of us are part of the working class.
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And that's one of the reasons why the middle class of this country and the working class is struggling so hard.
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In addition to increasing harm for all women seeking abortion care, the law places an undue burden on the working class.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) urged attendees to move away from 'identity politics' and towards policies aimed at helping the working class.
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During the podcast, we chat about the "working class" NPCs that United Front Games' wanted to include in Sleeping Dogs 2.
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Ugi's was the first chain to bring fast food pizza to the Argentinian masses, appealing to students and the working class.
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Banks, meanwhile, are actively dissuading the working class from banking with them, creating a permanent class of unbanked and underbanked citizens.
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What's worse is the economic divide has only increased over time as the rich get richer and the working class stagnates.
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The Trump administration came into power on a populist campaign that stated he wanted to take care of the working class.
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Every beaten down nameless forgotten working citizen who used to be part of what was called the working class loves Trump.
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The vigor of Bernie Sanders's campaign may shift Democratic political primacy away from the liberal rich back to the working class.
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The new fuel tax, which would hit the working class of France's non-urban areas the hardest, only reinforced this reputation.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a presidential candidate and staunch advocate for the working class and supporter of labor and union groups.
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But the detailed results from Edison show some cracks in that base among the working-class whites that are not evangelicals.
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London Evening Standard's political editor Joe Murphy said the bacon sandwich was a status symbol, the food for the working class.
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Biblio: You write in the book that the working class has gone from a highly respected position to one of ridicule.
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It's not the blue-collar civil servants in law enforcement or the working-class and poor communities, which are aggressively patrolled.
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Still, 2019 gave us plenty of movies in which members of the working class fight back against their upper-class foes.
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You can take the woman out of the working class Midwest, but you can't take those roots out of the woman.
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Mr. Ryan argues that his party can only rebuild if it re-establishes itself as the party of the working class.
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"We have got a government that doesn't care about the youth, that doesn't care about the working-class people," he said.
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It has tilted the remaining caucus more toward the working-class, small town and rural places where President Trump is strongest.
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In their abandonment of the working class, Democrats validated the old saying that Republicans fear their base while Democrats despise theirs.
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Amal believes that for many in the quartiers (the working-class, multiracial neighborhoods), the state of emergency didn't start in 2015.
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It was an ideal moment of publicity for Sanders, known as a corporate giant-slayer and advocate for the working class.
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She is constantly pushing herself to be better — which she credits to the working-class environment in which she was raised.
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Even more troubling for Labour, many of the working-class voters in Britain are not attracted to theoretical or academic socialism.
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It was, he concluded, the difficult-to-contest right of the working class to make its presence known to the elite.
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To them, socialism is where enlightened people want to be headed because it means more government support for the working class.
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But, like oysters, this daily dish for the working class became elevated to fine dining just after the First World War.
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Like Pope Francis, Sanders has made economic inequality and the plight of the working class a central tenet of his message.
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Global Health SÃO PAULO — "Good morning!" a loudspeaker blared recently in the working class São Paulo suburb called Jardim Monte Alegre.
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It's the working-class districts where Democrats are likeliest to have true recruiting holes, like New York's 24th or California's 21st.
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He sensed the disease eating at Western democracies — a globalized elite's abandonment of the working class and the hinterland — before anyone.
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At the same time, lawmakers in Mr. Macron's political party have also been criticized for lacking roots in the working class.
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They lived on East 64th Street in Mill Basin, on the working-class edge of a neighborhood known for its mansions.
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If they balk, then they allow Trump to claim that he — not unions — is the true voice of the working class.
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The fight of Toys R Us retail workers became a national story about the working class battling against Wall Street greed.
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"The space they found for us was nonprofits that supported the working class community, like the Children's Homeless Network," he said.
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A surge of blue-collar jobs has helped Germany avoid the working-class alienation that fed a right-wing surge elsewhere.
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Medicare for All will be no different; the program is crafted with the working class and particularly union members in mind.
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The working-class and heavily African-American neighborhood next to downtown serves as the setting for nine of his cycle plays.
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To compound Labour's difficulty, the C2s are the voters most likely to think that the party has abandoned the working class.
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She may have had a plan to relieve the misery of the working class, but she didn't speak about it much.
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"Our new government has begun work amid unprecedented low growth, economic polarisation and economic hardships for the working class," Moon said.
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After all, it was the working-class whites who had to share their neighborhoods, jobs and schools with the new arrivals.
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It was Hillary Clinton, he said, who was an untrustworthy steward of the working class and who would slash vital benefits.
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The working class was central to this challenge and, especially in France and Italy, workers and students often supported each other.
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Billionaires paid less in taxes than the working class last year for the first time in U.S. history, a study found.
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There is nothing paradoxical about people on the upper tier of the working class playing a leading role in the left.
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"I don't want to be part of the grand narrative that the 'liberal elite' doesn't get the working class," she said.
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The entire leadership of the white supremacist group Cyclops — which oversaw the working class white supremacist group Seventh Kavalry — is dead.
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History shows that the economic rationale is nonsense, which means it would not help the working-class voters who elected Trump.
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Members of the working-class community have lost confidence in mainstream politicians and our institutions because their needs have been ignored.
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If they maintain their traditional liberal positions, they lose ground with culturally conservative and less educated voters in the working class.
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Whereas Marx proposed class warfare, with the working class being brought to revolutionary consciousness by a vanguard of radical intellectuals (such as himself), Disraeli argued that the waning aristocracy should use its remaining political power to help the working class in defiance of the middle-class mill-owners, thus bringing the nation together again as one.
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Our government systematically favors the rich over the poor, the donor class over the working class, the well-connected over the disconnected.
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Clinton will have trouble reaching the working-class white people that Sanders might have lured across the aisle with his economic populism.
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The median net worth among middle-class Americans fell 19.1 percent from 1998 to 2013, and 52.7 percent among the working class.
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It's often noted that Trump supporters are wealthier than the working-class they claim to speak for, but that's beside the point.
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Democrats see it as a winning issue as they try to cast themselves as better for the working class than the GOP.
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If we want a press that is going to cover the working class, we are going to have to build it ourselves.
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Bredesen talked about a "muscular party" focused more on the working class before shrugging off his party affiliation as some incidental detail.
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Members of the working class and middle class united under banners that suggested it was "game over" for the country's ruling class.
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Decades ago, the working class was largely white and male — those blue-collar workers who heaved and hoisted America to unprecedented prosperity.
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The democrats were consistently for the working class, the average person trying to earn a living and take care of their family.
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Deploying a sharp line against Trump's claims to be for the working class, Obama wondered why anyone would believe the nominee's claims.
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One centrist told the gathering to ponder a shocking development: that their "party of the working class" is seen as "against jobs".
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In reality, the wealth gap between the working class and middle class has never been wider than it is with our generation.
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How do you get so into this man who's so obviously for the working class and then be the opposite of that?
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Candidates blanketed every corner of the state, from Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs to the working class enclaves in Buffalo and Syracuse.
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At best, we have shown insufficient empathy for the working class Americans who struggle to make ends meet and to be heard.
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Matt Stoller, fellow at New America, a nonpartisan think tank Beginning in the 1930s, Democrats were the party of the working class.
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They aren't hoping for someone who's content with the timid palliative care for the working class on offer from the Democratic Party.
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Please consider that the grievances of the working class come from economic stress, fear for their children and hope for the future.
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Democratic leaders, bruised after the 85033 elections, are scrambling for ways to appeal to the working-class voters that flocked to Trump.
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On repealing Obamacare, Trump gave in to plans by congressional Republicans to cut benefits for the working-class voters who backed him.
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But for the state's poorest residents, and even those in the working class, that burden means forgoing necessities like food and medicine.
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But second, it ties Warren to the working-class Oklahoma roots one can expect her to lean on in a presidential race.
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The working class could support Walker's tough stance because they perceived the unions as privileged consumers of working-class sales tax dollars.
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In the 1940s and '50s, the populist general Juan Perón and his second wife, Eva, accused "oligarchs" of exploiting the working class.
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Union decline has left the working class politically and economically vulnerable, and it's this vulnerability Mr. Trump has been able to exploit.
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An overlay of voting in counties dominated by the working class in battleground states shows President Obama's voters supporting Trump in 2016.
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Clinton of guiding a "global power structure" that has conspired against the working class — prompting a scolding on Twitter by Mr. Greenblatt.
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Then the Southern Dems figured out that the black people were in the working class too and also wanted to join unions.
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Additionally, the marriage penalty, which hits the working class the hardest, would be eliminated, among other provisions, to help these forgotten Americans.
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If you acknowledge urban minorities as part of the working class, you have to acknowledge that they face unique barriers to prosperity.
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After achieving international success, the members decided to give back to the working class neighborhood that gave them their first support, Anoumabo.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump vowed to help the working class, and blue-collar whites in particular helped propel him to victory.
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This is what Marxist theorists call "false consciousness," a state in which the working class is tricked into accepting its own exploitation.
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"Many of our schools were founded to serve immigrants and the working class — Catholics unable to get into other schools," Martin said.
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We are not connecting to the working class people in the very state that I represent in Ohio, in the industrial Midwest.
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Anger over the tax added to wider discontent with Mr. Macron, who the working class views as a president of the rich.
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On the left, by contrast, the "us versus them" narrative focuses on the economic divide between the capitalists and the working class.
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Somehow dangdut, a genre of Indonesian folk and pop music associated with the working class, became hip with the cool kids. How?
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The workshop is now next to his home in the working-class neighborhood of Valle de Chalco, along an unmarked dirt road.
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We have the working-class residents of late 1700s Naples to thank as pizza was their main food group in that era.
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In the background, once again, are developers, hinting at the prospect of big money, a temptation that divides the working-class community.
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In his campaign pledge, Park's successor, Moon Jae-in, promised to narrow the income gap by creating opportunities for the working class.
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Take German conservatives before World War I. They were haunted by the prospect of extending equal voting rights to the working class.
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No one gave Obama supporters the title of working class -- as if only white men in red states are the working class.
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Sanders argues that if Democrats take a strong stand behind proposals that help the working class, the politics will work out favorably.
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" He said, with ironic relish, that Mr. Trump was elected by a surge of support from "the working-class hobbits and deplorables.
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Instead, the party should approach the elections under the banner of an ambitious program to bring economic revival to the working class.
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But in an appeal to the working class voters he hopes to woo, he also pledged to overhaul the country's trade policies.
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He claims we are trying to limit the Knowledge Economy, with the aim of depriving access to it among the working class.
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The answer, some argue, is rebranding feminism — recasting issues in economic terms relevant to the working class, men as well as women.
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But the working class and the lower middle class were prepared to follow a leader that returned America to its former glory.
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We, the ascenders of the meritocracy will decide what is to be done about these poor struggling denizens of the working class.
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Democratic leaders in Congress have cast it as a giveaway to the rich and corporations at the expense of the working class.
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That means that including help for the working class in any tax overhaul would add a "demand side" source of economic growth.
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After decades of organizing, strikes, and more, they got multiple pieces of legislation passed to enshrine new rights for the working class.
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" This was immediately taken as a sign of her hostility to the working class and a confirmation of Democrats' "war on coal.
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For the committed leftist, the ''liberal'' is a weak-minded, market-friendly centrist, wonky and technocratic and condescending to the working class.
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The description was seized upon by colonial administrators who didn't want to extend citizenship to Muslims, the working class in French Algeria.
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"The crisis will get worse," said Maria Altagracia Perozo, a pensioner from the working class neighborhood of Caucagüita in Caracas, the capital.
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The working class is asked to sacrifice now, and upper classes, meanwhile, are rarely asked to make many material sacrifices at all.
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Beginning in the middle of the 20th century, the working class, once the core of the coalition, began abandoning the Democratic Party.
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Suffice it to say, by the 22015s the better part of the working class wanted nothing to do with the word liberal.
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Will we respond with a convincing analysis, with a program that offers real hope, and use the power of the working class?
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It almost couldn't be otherwise given that the provisions that benefit the working class expire while the provisions that benefit the superrich don't.
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"Disruption" might be nice for the app-wielder; it's not great for the working class people who sunk their savings into the disrupted.
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By contrast, Democrats have been the party of the working class, the party of cosmopolitan urban professionals, and the party of minority groups.
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"Bernie probably appeals to the working class more than any other candidate," said the 28-year-old lab manager, who lives in Enfield.
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So, while the world is burning if you don't mind, I think we might try actually delivering for once for the working class.
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Others suggest that while Fine Gael is more popular with middle-class voters, Fianna Fáil is more likely to attract the working-class.
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Bernie probably appeals to the working class more than any other candidate, said the 28-year-old lab manager, who lives in Enfield.
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Warren is a former manufacturing town, made up of the working class white population that makes up a large part of Trump's base.
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I just don&apost see this tax policy as something that is really going to benefit the working-class family in Youngstown, Ohio.
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ON JULY 3RD Jeremy Corbyn told Unite, Britain's biggest trade union, that "Labour is back as the political voice of the working class".
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The Labour Party's links with the working class have been weakening for the past 30 years—and continue to weaken under Mr Corbyn.
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The working class voters of America have never heard of Steve Bannon, and don't care about the "alt right," (whatever that really is).
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Americans who make less than $50,000 a year -- which encompasses, one would assume, most members of the working class -- also leaned toward Clinton.
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And the left has tried so hard to represent the working class, the underdog — Eric: — despite the conservative cries of just the opposite.
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White working-class evangelicals are also more likely than others to blame the federal government for the economic problems facing the working class.
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In the second, slightly less noble lie, she is calling our attention to the need for substantial wage increases for the working class.
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He exploited a growing divide in the country between whites and minorities, urbanites and rural residents, the college-educated and the working class.
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According to Ocasio-Cortez, her experiences as a member of the working class are what makes her best-suited to represent her constituents.
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And of course, the decline of the center-left has left many voters, most notably from the working class, without a political home.
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Many Democrats have looked at the 2016 results as proof the party needs to connect more with the working class through economic appeals.
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Our family had just moved into the predominantly white suburb, a world apart from the working-class immigrant neighborhood I grew up in.
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And New Democracy supporters who have nothing to lose voted No. The working-class New Democracy voters did not go with their leadership.
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It artfully combined heartfelt empathy with blistering commentary on the economic hard times still found in the working class America of Dylan's boyhood.
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Lula's election in 2002 showed that a member of the working class could gain power democratically in a country marked by great inequality.
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Most Republicans want to cut spending on the poor, completely deregulate health insurance for the working class, and insulate doctors from medical liability.
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As a result, at these schools the working class is history, the middle class is being squeezed out and the wealthy are dominating.
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Large, ornate Victorian mansions were giving way to small bungalows affordable to the working class, which took off in Chicago starting in 1905.
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"The tax bill is a leading exemplar about how Trump and Fitzpatrick [have] betrayed the working class that voted for them," Wallace said.
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And to me, as a Democrat, we're the party of the working class … we need to make that case to the American people.
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The only members of the working class the South Korean CEO regularly encounters are his driver, housekeeper, and two tutors for his kids.
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In a 1959 paper, he demonstrated that while the working class in most countries favors economic liberalism, it also displays an authoritarian streak.
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De Blasio launched his White House bid Thursday with a vow to help the working class and a harsh rebuke of the president.
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Ryan is running as a champion of the Rust Belt and the working class, but has considerably struggled in the shadow of Biden.
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This pushed liberalism farther to the left, abandoning traditional constituencies such as the working class for agents of change such as young intellectuals.
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Clinton did an effective job last night of raising doubts about the preening billionaire's bona fides as a tribune of the working class.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez commended the bill on the House floor this week for its protection of the working class, per the Hill.
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The coup was literally halted in its tracks by the grassroots mobilization of the working class, who now fully regained their political momentum.
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" Then, later in the essay: "The progressive debate must now address: What is the role of the working class and white working class?
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Donald Trump rallied the working class, but he is also championing one benefit favoring only the super-rich: eliminating the federal estate tax.
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In a broader sense, it's incredibly frustrating to see the way that the right wing tokenizes the working class while ignoring our struggles.
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And that is a very academic thing, and it's not based on the need to unify the working class to make these changes.
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The upper class has gained much more from the internationalization of trade and finances than the working class has, often in obscene ways.
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And his clear implication is that social democracy can be revived by refocusing on populist economic policies, and winning back the working class.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez speaks to and for the "working class" — not "working people" or "working families," homey phrases meant to soften and soothe.
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Lady Gaga, stripped of her glad rags and makeup, looks like a down-on-her-luck performer, a refugee from the working class.
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Trump's 2020 Democratic opponents promise tax, spending and regulatory interventions to lift the working class at the expense of corporations and the rich.
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Yet that epoch of deliberate restructuring of the working class, Professor Okamura and others say, had a long-lasting effect on Hawaiian society.
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And the rush has fueled concerns that a gentrifying neighborhood will become even less affordable, as "tech bros" push out the working class.
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He eventually fell in love with the narrow two-story brick home, and with the working-class block into which it was tucked.
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High rent costs have increasingly spread beyond coastal cities, and the pain is now expanding from the working class to the middle class.
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Taiwan's slow growth and difficult job market for young people and the working class are expected to be major issues in the race.
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Growing up, I expected a career in medicine partly to be a ticket out of the working-class circumstances I grew up in.
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Political tribes can organize along stark lines: the working class versus the 1 percent, baby boomers versus millennials, city dwellers versus rural people.
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For the working class and for low-income people, new sanctions and renewed isolation will mean fewer jobs, less security and more poverty.
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Still, the question should resonate in an administration that came to power on a promise to address the plight of the working class.
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Mr. Trump has also retained support across a range of demographics other than the working-class voters who are most identified with him.
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But that also made homeownership increasingly unaffordable for most Europeans, and pushed the working class farther from urban centers by driving up rents.
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Are we really going to hand revolutionary power to the state, the intellectuals, the social scientists, the working class or any other class?
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"He's got contempt for ordinary people, the working class," said Anne Marchand, a cashier wearing a yellow vest, demonstrating outside Parliament this week.
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During his 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump spoke privately about his intention to govern as a pragmatist and champion of the working class.
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Set in the late 1980s, the film is about a teenager from a Pakistani family in the working-class English town of Luton.
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So I think we're being overly materialistic if we assume that the struggles with the working class are just material and cultural deprivation.
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A new set of paintings are offering a fresh perspective on the working class, racial struggle and empowerment at the Ivy league school.
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During the police operation, there was about an hour of gunfire and other activity related to the raid in the working-class neighborhood.
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It would do little or nothing to improve the lot of the working class, a group President Trump says he is fighting for.
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He often wrings his hands, the very gesture that was deemed, he says, too effeminate in the working-class milieu of his childhood.
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And much of their analysis was based on Engels's own masterwork, "The Condition of the Working Class in England," published three years before.
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In Nevada, as he has around the country, he is pitching it as a core part of his agenda for the working class.
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By reducing Trump supporters to "ignorant deplorables," we only enhance our image as liberal elitists who couldn't care less about the working class.
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Even better, they should have on one of the working class women whose interests they undermine by parroting baseless, long debunked talking points.
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But Sanders noticed that in his previous quixotic statewide races, he had actually vastly over-performed in the working-class neighborhoods of Burlington.
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CreditCreditCraig Cutler for The New York Times The working class, or at least the white part, has emerged as our great national mystery.
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She made the case that voters across the political spectrum care about holding the wealthiest Americans accountable and lifting up the working class.
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The Tories are using Brexit to win over Labour voters, while Labour is reasserting its identity as the party of the working class.
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In the working class, Guendelsberger points out, "in the weeds" means the same thing "swamped" does in professional-speak: overwhelmed and stressed out.
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"What you put at risk here is the Social Democratic Party and its historical role of protecting the working class," Mr. Suhonen said.
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But to win back the working-class white voters, Democrats also have to find a way to make race and immigration less salient.
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We rarely see the Latinx woman writing about her heritage or the working-class South Asian guy making doom music in his bedroom.
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He also said that his government would open university doors to another 200,000 Australians "from the bush, the suburbs and the working class families".
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"They will compare themselves to the founding Marxists but those leaders thought about the whole Chinese nation, not just the working class," he added.
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"It's not just about undocumented people, it's also about the black community, the transgender community, any disenfranchised community, the working-class folks," Itzel says.
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When I talk about millennials, it's not, like, a metaphor whereby millennials are the working class and boomers are the ruling class or something.
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Jara, also a poet and political activist, inspired generations of artists from U2 to Bruce Springsteen with his lyrical odes to the working class.
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This quote is classic Sanders, framing the policy debates on Capitol Hill as a struggle between a tiny financial elite and the working class.
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I was curious as to how the issues of gentrification, rising rents, and the affordability of housing for the working class are being addressed.
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And how in the more rural areas of the country and the working-class parts of the country like our western Pennsylvania-- FARAGE: Yes.
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As night fell on Sunday, hundreds of officers marched from Tsim Sha Tsui toward the working-class neighborhoods farther north on the Kowloon Peninsula.
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But true as these statistics are, there's no denying Sanders is an advocate for the working class who has become wealthier than most Americans.
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It's the exact opposite, in other words, of what Trump promised during his campaign: to restore the working class and business world to glory.
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"AMCU will continue its campaign of social justice and economic emancipation of the working class," AMCU President Joseph Mathunjwa said at the April conference.
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Brown and Schultz, the journalist he's been married to for 14 years, are proud of their reputations as progressive champions for the working class.
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"Our government systematically favors the rich over the poor, the donor class over the working class, the well-connected over the disconnected," Warren said.
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Similarly, a demonstration in the working-class district of El Paraiso had barely started before the National Guard started firing teargas and plastic bullets.
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If Labour, the traditional party of the working class, cannot win in Stoke-on-Trent, it can no longer be sure of winning anywhere.
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I was raised in a working-class family in Ohio, and have witnessed firsthand the downward mobility and gripping insecurity of the working class.
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With Titled Design Process (and the Working Class), however, life between two worlds has now been translated into an installation exploring her own identity.
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For us, it was about awareness of the police state and powerlessness of predominantly Black and brown people, the working class, and the disenfranchised.
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Chants of "Liberate Hong Kong" echoed through the working class area of Sham Shui Po when more than a thousand black-shirted protesters marched.
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European social democrats have been proposing ideas that more objectively speak to the material interests of voters, particularly in the working class, for decades.
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When we asked the working class to give us five word associations for the word "rules", they come up with positive words ... Such as?
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We need a Democratic Party which is not the party of the liberal elite but a party of the working class of this country.
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Jim Jacobs and Warren Carey's original was set in Jacobs' native Chicago and reflected the working-class lives of his old high school friends.
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Technology, it turns out, is just as apt to grind up the working class as it is to turn into a vehicle for prosperity.
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The disparity between the working class and its corporate masters was now so pronounced that President Hayes, from his retirement, made an astounding statement.
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This could be a model for the working class and multi-sector communities in New York City, Chicago, Houston, and others across the country.
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Are there separate rules for the elites, defined by a hypermodern liberal worldview that ridicules the working class — and their traditional values — as yokels?
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It reduces spending for the sick, for the working class and for the elderly, and in turn gives significant tax cuts to the wealthy.
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The Democrats trying to take on Trump next year have argued his policies have not lifted the working class despite a solid overall economy.
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Since the election, Ellison has emphasized the need for Democrats to regain support among the working class as it prepares for Trump's incoming administration.
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The mosque, Al-Furqan Jame Masjid, sits tightly with the street's other homes and buildings in the working-class neighborhood of Ozone Park, Queens.
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In the working-class area of Bolton, England, where Harrison grew up, those would be regarded as thrilling early steps on a propitious path.
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For decades, histories — like John Hicks's "The Populist Revolt" (1931) — told the story as a straightforward case of the working class seeking economic justice.
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Most residents of the working-class community of narrow streets and small colorful buildings do not have formal title deeds to their hillside homes.
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Doing nothing will not only leave this real society need to be filled by Democrats, but also erode Republican support among the working class.
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Yet the working-class Americans that candidate Trump courted so intently face the burden of gas prices that have risen sharply since last year.
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The film is less an art object than a weapon, intended to be used in perpetuity to agitate on behalf of the working class.
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He isn't calling out Trump for milquetoast sins like losing touch with the working class, or setting his legislative priorities in the wrong order.
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I was 249 years old and didn't know people wrote like that or about these things—funny, real, sympathetic takes on the working class.
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He has kept his connection to his birthplace — Scranton, Pa., emblematic of the working-class, Rust Belt territory that joined Trump Country in 2016.
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Clinton's remarks often transcended policy, as she sought to portray Mr. Trump as an out-of-touch businessman who would squash the working class.
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To the Editor: Re "The Limits of the Working-Class Hero Pitch" (news article, March 10): What's disturbing about Bernie Sanders isn't his ideology.
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Tyler CoadyNashville To the Editor: Sarah Smarsh misses the mark in blaming the media for its alleged one-dimensional portrait of the working class.
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The opportunity to go down in history as the Emily's List of the working class is just waiting there for some forward-looking organization.
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An Army veteran who bills himself as the working-class candidate, Bryce was a Sanders delegate for Wisconsin in the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
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Recap: Ten other presidential candidates criticized President Trump's immigration policies and conditions for the working class in the first debate in Miami on Wednesday.
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Ten of the party's presidential candidates criticized President Trump's immigration policies and conditions for the working class during a debate in Miami on Wednesday.
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Also, our society as a whole must acknowledge the essential contributions of the working-class community, and acknowledge that working people's lives have value.
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Outside major cities, where people rely on cars to get nearly everywhere, it supplied proof that the president was indifferent to the working class.
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But those changes have scarcely benefited the working-class and poor black Detroiters who make up more than 80 percent of the city's residents.
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He considers himself a champion of the working class and regularly rails against what he sees as elitism in cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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"David Bowie had to force the working-class guys in his band the Spiders from Mars to wear those glam clothes," Mr. Aston said.
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Labour transport spokesman Andy McDonald said a no deal Brexit would disrupt every area of British life, and hit the working class the hardest.
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Its neighborhood, São Cristovão, lies on the working-class northern fringes of Rio, close to the favela of Mangueira, with its famous samba school.
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Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl," released in 1983, was, on the surface, about the working-class Long Island rocker wooing the rich model Christie Brinkley.
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Most of the dead were from the working-class neighborhoods of Korangi and Landhi, Mr. Edhi said, and included older men, women and children.
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The Democratic Party used to be the party of the working class, but we've done little to show that in the past few decades.
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She won more départements — between a county and a state in French political geography — than Mr. Macron, and she won the working-class vote.
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The authorities said that the suspect, a Moroccan citizen, had assembled the bomb at his home in the working-class Molenbeek section of Brussels.
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At the same time, the Democrats are continuing to struggle with the working-class whites who once represented a pillar of their own coalition.
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Prominent left-leaning journalist and activist Owen Jones used it as the title of his debut book, decrying the "demonization of the working class".
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But since then, Mr. Macron, too, has struggled to connect with the working-class voters who used to form the core of Socialist supporters.
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Soon after they met, he wrote his classic study "The Condition of the Working Class in England," which ends by predicting a communist revolution.
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So if everyone in the working class did go to college—and thank God that they don't—there'd be no one left to supervise.
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But in the working class remade and discarded for the postindustrial age, there is an uptick in drug abuse, one-parent families, and indebtedness.
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Republicans have seized on the comment as evidence that Democrats are out of touch with the working-class populism that has fueled Trump's popularity.
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By a cultural elite that ignored the plight of the working class and thus broke faith with the basic solidarity that binds a nation.
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Stoller saw lax antitrust enforcement as an abandonment of the working class, because it prioritized corporations' welfare over people's, consumers over small-business owners.
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We had this workforce that was manufacturing in the middle class, or the working class, the blue-collar workers, car makers, things like that.
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Erect barriers to keep out aliens from abroad, and shift money from the rich to the working class to create economic security at home.
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It does almost nothing to help expand opportunity for the working class and almost everything to serve defense contractors and the national security state.
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The group, Persist PAC, launched a new $1 million-plus ad on Wednesday casting the Massachusetts senator as an ally of the working class.
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On trade, Democrats should recognize that they can no longer simultaneously try to be the free-trade party and speak for the working class.
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His grandiloquent, almost patrician diction, so unnatural that it prompted a few laughs, is at odds with the working-class milieu Mr. Louis evokes.
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There was a time I assumed if the Democrats "moved left" they could win over the working class, even those who don't usually vote.
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The senator made the announcement in Lawrence, Massachusetts, a former mill town that ties into Warren's longtime message about fighting for the working class.
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But Gross has been critical of the man who will be the country's 45th president, saying Trump's policies will be "damaging" to the working class.
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She's an average teenage girl living in the working class town of Cottonwood and preparing to have sex with her boyfriend for the first time.
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He filled more stadiums, he was more passionate, was always about the working class and he excited more young people than Hillary Clinton ever could.
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When local social-service nonprofits began buying these buildings and becoming landlords to their clients, kicking out the working-class residents only became more unlikely.
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In the wake of their losses in 2016, Democrats across the political spectrum have struggled to define themselves as a party of the working class.
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"Tomorrow, the first of May, we will have a large, millions-strong march of the working class," Maduro said in a Tuesday night television address.
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The Times shock and confusion here is perfectly emblematic of their complete ignorance of the working class in America to include the white working class.
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Sanders spent the entire campaign arguing he was fighting for the working class, and he walked the picket line in support of striking Verizon workers.
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Sharrer shares Rivera's muralist eye and Communist leanings, packing each panel with extraordinary microcosms that elevate members of the working class at labor and play.
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Ocasio-Cortez has made no secret that she's a member of the working class and isn't exactly dripping in money — that's what she ran on.
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The GOP keeps pressing for it because they don't want it to work - they want to enrich corporations off the backs of the working class.
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Both Mr Peterson and Mr Zizek agree that the modern left's preoccupation with identity politics and political correctness has alienated it among the working class.
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His office is full of upper-class socialists who fell in love with the working-class while attending some of the world's most expensive schools.
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People who study race relations in America often talk about white privilege, but this is a relative concept when it comes to the working class.
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This admiration was not universal: Britain's pioneering Marxist historian of the working class, E.P. Thompson, considered Methodism to be a "ritual form of psychic masturbation".
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By keeping jobs in the country, a lower rate mainly benefits the working class because they are less likely to see their jobs shipped overseas.
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Donald Trump rallied the working class during his campaign, but he also championed one benefit favoring mostly the super-rich: eliminating the federal estate tax.
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It's true that the Cunanans bought their first home, in the working-class San Diego suburb National City, for around $12,000, or roughly $90k today.
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It is, rather, to merge the right and the far right, by allying the working-class vote with that of the "bourgeoisie enracinée" (rooted bourgeoisie).
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I mean, what we have is a situation where these leaders are not only capitalizing on real threats that people perceive, like the working class.
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Only in Philadelphia do convention organizers seem to recognize how the working class has changed since the last time it was a central political concern.
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In France, the National Front has been the chief beneficiary of this trend, becoming the main party of the working class over the past years.
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Now Trump could be forced into the difficult position of backing his party and potentially alienating the working-class voters who elected him to power.
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"We need a Democratic Party which is not the party of the liberal elite but a party of the working class of this country," Sen.
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Sturdy, rough and with a no-nonsense mentality, Gabriel is a symbol of the working-class football that makes lovers of the beautiful game nostalgic.
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But it also shined a blinding spotlight on the plight and concerns of the working class voters who ensured his ticket to the Oval Office.
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"In the long run the working class as a whole has nothing to fear from international trade," concluded Gottfried Haberler, an Austrian economist, in 1936.
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The working class voters who like the Leave campaign on nativist grounds would probably be horrified by the economic agenda of Gove and his colleagues.
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Instead, the working class wants real news that affect their lives right now — they want to hear about issues like tax reform, healthcare, and immigration.
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The film, which chronicles the life of a Mexico City family's maid, could also draw focus onto domestic employees and conditions for the working class.
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Too busy attending TED talks and vacationing in Martha's Vineyard, Frank argues, the Democratic elite has abandoned the party's traditional commitments to the working class.
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For the last 30 years I have been flinching at the disrespect and mistreatment of the working class that I hear and see every day.
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Too busy attending TED talks and vacationing in Martha's Vineyard, Frank argues, the Democratic elite has abandoned the party's traditional commitments to the working class.
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In fact, he thinks some older candidates would do well mimicking Ocasio-Cortez's closing advertisement focused on helping the working-class voters of her district.
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According to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, three-fifths of the cuts in Trump's budget comes from programs that help the working class.
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PBS gears up for Rio with "The Boys of '36," about the working-class American rowers who took the gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
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With these reforms, Congress can help restore the working class and give real hope to millions still trapped in poverty and a failing welfare system.
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But 28500 months into his term, Trump has betrayed his promises to the working-class voters like Elliott who helped him to the Oval Office.
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Mr. Castro promised free elections and vowed to end American domination of the economy and the working-class oppression that he said it had caused.
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It's always been a class war, but Missouri's defeat of Prop A is further proof that when the working class fights back, we can win.
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Unfortunately, they believe that appealing to the moderate social and cultural outlook of the working class would compromise the progressive agenda and would be futile.
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Mr. Trump has seized on how the working class feels out of place and left behind in a country that is changing demographically and economically.
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Pai's jocularity, however, hides a more sinister truth: His war on net neutrality is an extension of the Trump administration's war against the working class.
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For much of the 20th century, this was because it was simply a working-class area and Labour was the party of the working class.
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The News, which bills itself as "New York's Hometown Newspaper," has long been a paper aimed at the working class in the nation's biggest city.
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In Murray's case, it's not simply that her public struggles on behalf of women, minorities, and the working class suddenly seem more relevant than ever.
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British pugilism, at the time, was just entering that Golden Age of fighting, when the working-class and the elite both pursued the sweet science.
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Coming from the working class makes it hard enough to get into this game, but coming from foster care with no parents is even harder.
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"Many of those who voted for Trump because of his appeal to the working-class Americans should be outraged at this development," Nunez says. LOL!
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His spending spree has bettered life for the working class Turks who make up Mr. Erdogan's political base, erecting hospitals, schools, roads and other infrastructure.
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With the demise of coal and steel and ancillary industries, we are witnessing the "revenge of the working class," according to someone who should know.
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No one from the working class has gotten into politics and gone on to become a governor, or a Supreme Court justice, or the president.
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And some in the working class are just as animated by a stereotype of "elites" as people who look down on everyone without a doctorate.
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It needs to fully re-establish itself as the party of the working class and the forgotten, willing to pursue its ideals, damn the consequences.
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As the historian Gérard Noiriel has noted, in Mr. Macron's book "Révolution," which introduced his presidential bid, there was no mention of the working class.
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Sanders has repeatedly said he will turn out new disaffected voters, rally the working class to his cause and spike youth turnout to unprecedented levels.
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The name refers to Venezuela's hillside communities where the homes of the working class stack together in a tapestry of colors and upward reaching shapes.
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Universities, religious organizations and activist groups will recruit from the affluent suburbs and serve those in dire poverty, but they barely touch the working class.
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He is not a liberal who wants to reconcile Wall Street and Main Street, or a socialist who wants the working class to abolish capitalism.
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I am concerned the rules – written by corporate executives behind closed doors – have been skewed to increase profits at the expense of the working class.
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Authentic The go-to adjective for any garment designed to resemble the clothing of the working class, starving artists, various rural types or indigenous peoples.
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In other words, the Labour Party in England can no longer be considered a labor party in the traditional sense of representing the working class.
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But whatever your own ideology, it's hard to find much evidence that the working class wants Democrats to move to the right on economic matters.
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Today, Biden starts in Waukee, about 20 minutes outside of Des Moines, then heads to Newton and ends in the working class town of Ottumwa.
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Bryan Edgar Magee was born on April 12, 1930, in the working-class district of Hoxton in East London to Fred and Kath (Lynch) Magee.
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"It was the working-class people who elected Trump," Barr said Monday while promoting the sitcom at a Television Critics Association event in Pasadena, Calif.
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"The program is crafted with the working class and particularly union members in mind," Sarah Michelsen, Bernie 2020 Nevada State Director, said in a statement.
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Sanders looked to create distance between himself and his rivals Friday, in part by making the populist argument that military conflicts hurt the working class.
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"Our flag is red, like the blood of the working class!" chanted marchers in Quito, beside graffiti against Moreno and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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They say it&aposs unfair to claim that a proposal paid for by tax increases on the wealthy is a burden on the working class.
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Middle-class women, who championed the amendment, were pitted against the working-class ones who feared it would erode special legislative protections for female laborers.
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Still, they managed to put their children through school and buy a home — a life that, for many in the working class, is impossible now.
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When they went to investigate, the tenants, in the working-class suburb of Tyrrelstown, discovered a trail that led all the way to Wall Street.
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He takes us through his childhood years in the working-class London suburb of Hounslow — as a theater school student, stage actor and itinerant drummer.
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The sense of hopelessness felt by many in the working class would begin to subside, as would, perhaps, the rates of drug abuse and suicide.
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" — noted that the movie "poses the day-to-day practical experience of the working class against the 'abstract' theory of those who would politicize it.
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Today, there are too many Willy Lomans in the world, too many people who look down on the working class like they lead subpar lives.
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Then there's a group, most people are in the middle, from the working class to the, not the upper-middle class but in that range.
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Hailing from the working-class Protestant neighbourhood of Tigers' Bay in Belfast, Frampton rejects the idea of sectarian or political divisions in Northern Irish sport.
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But Williamson has never seen himself as a voice for the working class as much as the media positioned him as the figurehead for it.
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More than other groups, whites without college degrees blame the government for the economic problems that beset the working class, with 62% saying the federal government deserves all or most of the blame for those problems compared with less than half among whites with degrees and the black and Hispanic working class, and 66% saying it doesn't do enough to help the working class.
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He doesn't talk about the resources that will be extracted along the way, or the working class people whose labor is necessary to create this luxury.
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Democrats' main goal over the next two years is to recapture their status as the party of the working class and not just of coastal elites.
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Exploring taboo themes and subverting socialist realist aesthetics, the works in this exhibition depicted the working class in blandly non-heroic, foolish, weak, even drunken styles.
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The work was obviously not to the satisfaction of GDR officials, whose guidelines for socialist art required depictions of the working class in sweepingly heroic terms.
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President Trump might have won over the working class of America, but he is certainly not one of them... and neither are his children or grandchildren.
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Yet, for many, if such outsize structures meant little to the working class and working poor, they could also be thought to offend them as well.
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That is what gave us the Black girl magic of Insecure, the working-class honesty of SMILF, and, now, Starz's soon-to-arrive Latinx dazzler, Vida.
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Bernie Sanders says he's prepared to work with Donald Trump to help the working class, but will "vigorously oppose" other policies promised by the president-elect.
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Since the Republican takeover in 2012 though, the Democratic party has been demonized as elitist– the enemy of small business owners, farmers, and the working class.
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As the first leader of the one-party communist state, Lenin redistributed land and nationalized industry and banks in a bid to champion the working class.
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Yet the working-class Khan managed to win out against a Conservative rival with family pedigree, wealth, and friends in powerful political, media, and business circles.
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This month, hundreds rioted against the government's clearing of illegal street vendors in the working class suburb of Mong Kok, injuring at least 90 police officers.
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Centering these struggles on the plight of the working class and people of color will go far to bring the movement back to its democratic roots.
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She said it was up to Democrats to stand up for people and explain that the working class is being misled by Trump and the GOP.
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It stems in part from deeply American instincts: a basic sense of fairness, a concern for the working class, and a mistrust of distant centralized power.
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The former vice president is a popular Democratic politician who may appeal to the working class voters in traditionally blue states that helped to elect Trump.
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This look at the working-class locals, migrant drillers, activists, businessmen and meth heads constellated around the extraction of natural gas feels equally patient and haunting.
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In the same vein that "Prussian field marshals do not mutiny," Romney was unwilling to stake a claim on the working class over the party establishment.
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Because the working class is substantially more diverse than the country as a whole, this would also naturally lead to more diversity among our leadership ranks.
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They're strategies of survival for the working class in Tijuana, and people in San Diego, too, who are coming to Tijuana because of the housing crisis.
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Later, Daraya was one of the first of the working-class suburbs around Damascus to take up arms, and to be attacked with artillery and helicopters.
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With both parties fighting even more for the allegiance of the working class, there actually might be some movement on some or all of these issues.
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In a further indication that union leaders were not on the same wavelength as the working-class whites who tipped the election to Mr. Trump, Mrs.
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The student activists described themselves as followers of Mao and Marx and said they were fighting to defend the working class and the legacy of communism.
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Outside, check out the colorful Communist-era mosaic hailing the working class that stretches across the rear facade, and the 18th-century church in the backyard.
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When a lot of the mainstream media talks about the working class, there is a tendency to romanticize, to idealize them as the most authentic Americans.
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The biggest paradox is that the working class and poor white people who have been ghettoized by deindustrialization and outsourcing are among Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters.
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" The formula for winning the state, Mr. Madonna said, was "don't repeat Hillary Clinton's mistake and ignore the working-class voters in the northeast and southwest.
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Mr. Biden is pushing his own electability hard, arguing in his early appearances that he can win back the working-class white voters who hurt Mrs.
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As theocracy has lost its appeal, the attraction of democracy, ever more secular in its expression, has spread from the college-educated to the working class.
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Labour, like the Democrats, spent two or three decades becoming more and more comfortable with wealth and wealth inequality, at the expense of the working class.
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Maybe we need to use those techniques to convince people that emissions really can be cut without wrecking the economy or further impoverishing the working class.
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The structures that divided the aristocracy, the gentry, and the working class started to crumble, although older generations grasped at those social designations with wizened hands.
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Saagar Enjeti examines the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus and how it will affect the working class if it drives the markets to a recession.
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In Mr. Gillum, they saw a champion of the working class who could attract young and minority voters to a Florida midterm electorate that leans conservative.
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The student activists, who describe themselves as followers of Mao and Marx, say they are fighting to defend the working class and the legacy of communism.
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" He continues: "College-educated Americans speak about the economic problems of the working class in terms of trends that can be seen in tables and graphs.
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But in her bid to win over the working class she has at times irked her core electorate, the elderly and the home-owning middle classes.
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The working-class crisis in America is personal to me and is the reason I write about addiction, education failure and other issues here at home.
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As a person from the working class who pursued an education and climbed into the next social class, I am sympathetic to the [working class's] plight.
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The current all-volunteer force is more likely to recruit people from the working class, she said, with higher percentages of nonwhite Americans serving in uniform.
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On the right this plays out in the fear that immigrants are arriving to upend a stability among the working class that hasn't existed for decades.
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It remains to be seen whether Sanders is indeed able to drive high turnout among those who are typically disengaged, particularly those in the working class.
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HELSINKI, Finland — "Happy hour" at the S-market store in the working-class neighborhood of Vallila happens far from the liquor aisles and isn't exactly convivial.
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Democrats hoping to thwart his bid for a second term say, however, that Trump's economy has only benefited the rich while leaving behind the working class.
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Rather than commission studies of the working class by postgraduates in top-ranking universities, maybe we need to figure out a way to live among them.
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Its opposite, meanwhile — the quotidian physical martyrdom that was the lot of the working class — was at least given its due as a creditable human quality.
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Staunch progressives like Warren and Sanders could have trouble winning back the working class white voters in the Rust Belt who gave Trump victory in 2016.
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Party leaders want to keep the focus exclusively on economic issues in hopes of engaging the working-class voters who flocked to President Trump last year.
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Author Sarah Smarsh, in her book, "Heartland: A Daughter of the Working Class Reconciles an American Divide," takes a deeper dive into this key demographic group.
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The key ideas of the Green New Deal -- decarbonization, lower-cost health care, and decent living standards for the working class -- have been studied for years.
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"What the U.K. elections show is that the technology revolution and globalization has led to deindustrialization and stagnation of wages for the working class," he said.
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Up in England, people were thundering about the working class versus elites, sovereignty and immigration, warning that British identity was being fouled by the European project.
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For one, Wild opposes the Republican tax plan passed in December, saying the "real benefit" goes to corporations and high earners rather than the working class.
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Consequently, the fare was unaffordable to most of the working class, which stayed on the Lower East Side, where population density kept rising, leading to overcrowding.
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Therefore, he argued, the working class should lead the socialist revolution without waiting; this insurrection would be aided and sustained if it occurred in multiple countries.
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Yet, as in stories like Brideshead Revisited, the working-class visitor to that world still finds it to be strangely alluring, something he wants to join.
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And Donald Trump is a tribune of the working class, or pitches himself as that, even though he's a child of privilege of New York City.
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And similar policies that harm the working class and leave the rich relatively untouched are likely to be similarly rejected—in France and around the world.
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"I think Sanders' plan would do the same thing for less-than-massively-successful artists as it would for anyone in the working class," he said.
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But whether it was The Grapes of Wrath or Raging Bull, filmmakers used to treat the concerns and hopes of the working class as worthy of consideration.
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Instead of trying to shock with lyrics about Satan and the occult, Lynda Simpson brilliantly rails against governmental corruption, war, and systemic mistreatment of the working class.
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Reeves spends a lot of time criticizing "529" college savings plans and other tax expenditures that benefit the well-off while doing little for the working class.
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One of the fixtures of Trump's insurgent campaign was the real estate mogul's rhetorical embrace of the working class, coupled with a stated rejection of cultural elites.
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And some in his party hope his campaign will prove a blueprint for how Democrats can win back the working-class voters who deserted them in 213.
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This is a big reason why, despite Mr Trump's success in the working-class towns in western Pennsylvania, she is up in the state by five points.
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More than a few anarchists were found on the streets, with signs like "Dump the Elephant, Dump the Ass, Let's Build a Party of the Working Class".
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The wealthy class attempts to use their unequal power to shape legislation to further their own interests; the working class can only struggle together to overcome them.
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My mother was from the North, of the working class, and a German Catholic who only glimpsed Protestant kids across the lines of East Buffalo's fractured terrain.
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And these generations are imagining that all within the existing system, not overthrowing the ruling class and installing a new political system run by the working class.
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The primary elevated Biden's stature on the national stage, and his connection with the working class impressed Obama, with whom he hadn't been close in the Senate.
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Having access to child care funding "is not only about moms, or single moms, or dads; it's also about families, it's about the working class," Pereira said.
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In the working class southwest Chicago neighborhood they once called home, a steady stream of people offered flowers and prayers at a makeshift memorial outside the residence.
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The working-class and poor people who most vigorously fought the changes of the fiscal crisis era were right about what these transformations would mean for them.
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He used to be a warrior for the working class—cable's biggest critic of union-busting Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who also spoke at CPAC on Thursday.
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"We've got to talk about the working-class issues, the people that take a shower after work who haven't had a raise in 21 years," Ryan said.
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Her black-and-white ensembles speak to the efforts of the working class, now a part of Monae's style both as a pop star and an actress.
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Over the last 18 months, we have been horrified to witness the Trump administration's all-out assault on women's rights, immigrants, the working class and environmental regulations.
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Rubio repeatedly relayed his personal story: He was the working-class son of a bartender and a maid, and he was able to realize the American dream.
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Ahead of the 2018 midterms, Trump's campaigning on the slogan "Promises Made, Promises Kept" to hold on to the working-class voters who propelled him to victory.
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He was going to respect entitlements and pour hundreds of billions into infrastructure, thereby winning the Republican Party the loyalty of the working class of all races.
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They shifted health costs from women to men, from the old to the young, from the sick to the healthy, from the working-class to the affluent.
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Meager growth and rising inequality have resulted in stagnant incomes for much of the working class and declining incomes for those with the lowest levels of education.
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Members of the caucus would remind the country that there still are Republicans who believe in prudent globalism, reform conservative ideas to lift up the working class.
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New research from economists Gabriel Zucman and Emmanuel Saez backs it up, as they found that billionaires last year paid lower income taxes than the working class.
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The working class, on the other hand, is viewed as disposable, a commodity to be continually replaced (unless forced to do otherwise by unions or bad publicity).
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And, increase the share of the vote of the working class Democrat and independent voters in old blue collar towns like Johnstown, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown and Erie.
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These were the days of so-called Red Vienna, when the city's socialist government was providing apartments for the working class and opening new libraries and kindergartens.
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When Orwell visited Wigan, however, the working class existed as a clear socioeconomic category defined by backbreaking work for near-starvation wages in coal mines and factories.
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And when it comes to the taxpayer's dime, what voters are hearing is that illegal immigrants come first and certainly before Americans citizens and the working class.
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But an ideological "race to the environmental left" has the potential to alienate the working class whose support is crucial for the Democrats to win in 2020.
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AMLO has previously been critical of NAFTA, and his popularity among farmers and the working class was further boosted thanks to his confrontational attitude toward President Trump.
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Scholars, however, have shown what everyone in politics knows instinctively: Unions are also political organizations that, under the right circumstances, can powerfully channel the working-class vote.
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From that seed, the Dust District emerged: a wind corridor through the working class district of Karnaca, with diamond-shaped buildings and pipes to funnel the gusts.
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The problem was the widening gap between the economic pain and uncertainty overwhelming the working class and the increasing wealth of the party's donors, lawmakers and lobbyists.
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The working class and the middle class are not going to take the wholly owned candidate of the oligarchs dished out by the party machines any more.
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"Eddy was the symbol of the dream of my father, of what my father wanted me to be—this tough guy from the working class," Louis notes.
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Ansh Grover, Levi's senior strategist, told VICE News he thinks Levi will be able to overcome those attacks by focusing on the issues facing the working class.
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Those in the working class are increasingly taking retail and service-industry jobs — but when's the last time you saw a TV show set in a Chipotle?
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Trump styled himself as a populist during his flamboyantly provocative campaign, claiming to hear, understand and channel the working-class Americans so wrongly ignored by other leaders.
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States with fewer legislators from the working class spend billions less on social welfare each year, offer less generous unemployment benefits, and tax corporations at lower rates.
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Instead, like so many others here and throughout the working class of El Salvador, the family was struggling to get by, living on the edge of poverty.
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"We are not connecting to the working-class people in the very states that I represent in the industrial Midwest," he said, scorning Democrats' "Ivy League" attitude.
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Omsen, who grew up in the working class Bon-Voyage neighborhood, started collecting petty offenses as a teen, and was in and out of prison many times.
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As Catherine Rampell noted in The Washington Post, populism — understood as a political movement shaped around giving the working class a "fair shake" — is pretty much dead.
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In the late 19th century, social-realist works depicting the working class and the poor proliferated in Europe, reaching their peak in America during the Great Depression.
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Even many self-identified Republicans, especially among the working-class voters who supported Trump, tell pollsters that corporations and the wealthy pay too little, not too much.
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An hours-long wait creates disparate negative impacts on the poor, the working class and all people whose wages are paid on an hourly or contract basis.
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When academics and journalists want to express affinity with the working class, in other words, they focus on poverty, and when they don't, they focus on prejudice.
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Communists believed that organizing the working class would work only if white workers realized that their liberation, too, was bound up with the fate of black workers.
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Anybody who wants to design policies to help the working class has to make sure they go along the grain of the vigorous virtues, not against them.
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Moreover, the P.C.F. saw itself not only as the protector of the working class, but also as the voice of all the ordinary people who opposed capitalism.
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The demonstrators include members of the working class as well as educated Iranians from the middle class, which formed the backbone of pro-reform protests in 2009.
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We should remember that Democratic presidents supported trade deals disastrous for the working class, deregulated the banks and bailed them out when they nearly destroyed the economy.
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