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Steven Greenhouse

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Former NYT Labor Reporter—Century Foundation Sr. Fellow—Author of "BEATEN DOWN, WORKED UP: The Past, Present & Future of American Labor: "Engrossing..Panoramic"
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Cracks are showing in Trump’s white, blue-collar base

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By Steven Greenhouse
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‘The Democrats need to do more than just attack Trump. They need to put forward ideas that will excite working-class Americans.’ Photograph: Martial Trezzini/EPA If any demographic group was key to Donald Trump’s election victories in 2016 and 2024, it was white, blue-collar voters.
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Cracks are showing in Trump’s white, blue-collar base

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By Steven Greenhouse
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Trump has made our K-shaped economy even more unequal

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By Steven Greenhouse
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‘With the Iran war pushing up inflation and gas prices, most presidents would seek to show empathy.’ Photograph: Al Drago/EPA In case you’re not familiar with the concept of the K-shaped economy, it’s an important idea that captures a lot about Trump’s America. Wealthy Americans are represented by the line of the K that angles sharply upward to the right, while the line of the K that dips downward represents non-rich Americans and the difficulties they face.
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