Democrat elites say they’re the biggest supporters of the poor, but in reality, they’re anything but.
“I’m looking at what the Western world, the elites, are doing to their own countries and our own civilization,” Glenn Beck says to "Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women" author Batya Ungar-Sargon. “They are impoverishing people.”
Ungar-Sargon agrees.
“There has been a massive plunder of the middle class by the elites,” she tells Glenn, noting that it began when they shipped good manufacturing jobs overseas to build up China and Mexico’s middle class.
“We’re never going to get those jobs back,” she says. “If you want the American dream, you have to go to college where you’ll become a card-carrying Democrat.”
Now, while a massive number of American youths have been indoctrinated through their leftist college curriculums, the Biden administration has opened up the border.
“15 million illegal migrants from failed social states to undercut the wages in the jobs that remained here,” Ungar-Sargon exclaims. “It’s because fundamentally to the elites, there’s no difference between being working-class and being poor.”
“They want everybody to be poor because they control the college-educated and the poor,” she continues. “That is why they’re trying to get everybody out of the middle class and either into the college-credentialed, leftist elites or to make them poor because that’s how the Democrats win.”
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Blue-collar workers from President Joe Biden's home state are not happy over his plan to absolve millions of Americans from their obligation to re-pay student loan debt.
Biden announced last month that he will forgive $10,000 of student loan debt for every borrower who earns less than $125,000 per year. Income-qualified borrowers who were awarded Pell Grants will receive $20,000 in debt forgiveness.
Workers at the the Donsco, Inc. iron foundry in central Pennsylvania told Fox News they believe Biden's plan is unfair and benefits Americans who don't really need the help.
The Biden administration claims the forgiveness plan will cost only $240 billion over 10 years. But multiple nonpartisan analyses estimate it will cost at least $500 billion — and could even exceed $1 trillion.
But the bigger question is: How will it be financed?
Administration officials claim deficit reduction will cover the cost. But the Congressional Budget Office has explained the reduction in American's budget deficit is related to pandemic spending that has since dissipated — not anything Biden has done. In fact, the deficit is expected to remain around $1 trillion.
The White House thus has not provided any real explanation for how the plan will be financed.
Many white-collar workers only put in a few hours of actual work per week, unlike factory workers — which is a reality and source of shame that the laptop class doesn’t want people catching onto.
In 'Rich Men North Of Richmond,' singer-songwriter Oliver Anthony grieves for an America where people were propserous, healthy, and happy.
The 'laptop class' maintains a mental barricade separating them from those responsible for the actual infrastructure of our world.
If the working class doesn’t want its children to go to war, the professional class maintains they are simple-minded.
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