The Problem Right Now Is Jobs. The

Most Americans Stopped Looking At What Was Happening Through A Variety Of Coping Mechanisms - Starting With Women Entering Paid Work And Then Everyone Working Longer Hours And Using Their Homes For Raising Equity And Generating More Money Through Debt. The Typical Household Basically Staved Off The Day Of Reckoning.

We Are Now Enjoying The Liberation That Comes With Not Having To Be Organization Men And Women, And That's Fabulous. But There Are New Social Consequences Here Of Which We Need To Be Aware, And The Sale Of The Self And What That Entails For The Rest Of Our Lives Is Quite Sobering.

The Largest Party In America, By The Way, Is Neither The Democrats Nor The Republicans. It's The Party Of Non-voters.

No Economy Can Continue To Function When The Vast Middle Class And Everybody Else Don't Have Enough Purchasing Power To Buy What The Economy Is Capable Of Producing Without Going Deeper And Deeper Into Debt.

Cutting Taxes Is Not Bad. But If You Cut Taxes On The Wealthy, Which Is What They Wanted To Do, You're Not Helping People Who Need Better Schools And Better Infrastructure And Healthcare. You're Basically Robbing The Middle Class And The Poor To Provide Tax Cuts To The Rich.