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The economy may look strong on paper, and Trump says we're "the hottest country in the world," but millions of Americans are struggling to keep up. We have rising household debt, housing affordability, healthcare costs and retirement insecurity. Economic frustration is reshaping American politics with the rise of Democratic Socialists in the past week's primary elections.
Are we witnessing a resilient economy—or one that's becoming increasingly unaffordable for working people?
By Mike StruchenThe economy may look strong on paper, and Trump says we're "the hottest country in the world," but millions of Americans are struggling to keep up. We have rising household debt, housing affordability, healthcare costs and retirement insecurity. Economic frustration is reshaping American politics with the rise of Democratic Socialists in the past week's primary elections.
Are we witnessing a resilient economy—or one that's becoming increasingly unaffordable for working people?