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The opinion and news sections of the WSJ used to always have a wall between them, editorially. That this article is appearing in the op-eds is far less surpris
by d0gsbody 14y ago
The opinion and news sections of the WSJ used to always have a wall between them, editorially. That this article is appearing in the op-eds is far less surprising than the 260k infographic.
I wonder if the wall is being worn down now that RM owns it.
EDIT: People who are interested in the middle class squeeze should really check out Elizabeth Warren's book The Two-Income Trap.