Not according to this article in The Economist: Using a somewhat different definition—those earning $10-100 a day, including in rich countries—an Indian economist, Surjit Bhalla, also found that the middle class’s share of the whole world’s population rose from one-third to over half (57%) between 1990 and 2006. He argues that this is the...
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This seems particularly appropriate, given the time of year. From RedState: Our World War II veterans are dying at a rate of 1,200-1,500 per day. Also, for the curious: here in the UK, Armistice Day (also called Remembrance Day) is celebrated just as reverently as in the US. While in the US, the ubiquitous...
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I agree with you on this. I know our fearless Editor Patrick always gloats on how Goldwater is the reason that the modern Conservative movement is even alive and as influential as it is. I do disagree with you on one of three groups that ran the Democrats pre-McGovern. Union Bosses, while less so,...
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