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The incomes of the young and middle-aged — especially men — have fallen off a cliff since 2000, leaving many age groups poorer than they were even in the 1970s, a USA TODAY analysis of new Census data found.
People 54 or younger are losing ground financially at an unprecedented rate in this recession, widening a gap between young and old that had been expanding for years.
Eight years of screwing the middle class. But hey, at least the cost of health-care and a college-education sky-rocketed -- and we got two unending wars out of the deal, so you have that.
I believe back when they were young men, these gentlemen covered it best:
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