The sad thing is that I believe her...
[Warning: Language]
I agree with everything she says. It took them a lot of education, hard work, and networking to get to the point where they could live comfortably.
($120,000 sounds like a lot of comfort, but if you live in a big city like I assume this woman does, it's often not enough to be solidly middle class.)
With eggs, milk, bacon, and gas skyrocketing, those that managed to achieve the American Dream are finding themselves back at square one.
And as for the kids just starting out? Little to no hope for anything the past generations enjoyed.
I have a feeling that this woman votes for a certain type of politician, however – the kind that bills themself as progressive, inclusive, and tolerant.
We've been warning for years about the type of chaos these types of politicians were going to create in the name of progress.
Yup, that was two years ago. I really wish we didn't have to toot our own horn on this stuff though.
Requirements for jobs have reached incomprehensible bounds.
Yeah, there's a certain political party pushing for the insane credentialism that has swept over the job market as well, requiring regulation, certification, and licensing for every little thing.
