Cutting Through Trump's Economic BS

"Those factors have contributed to the United States having a higher level of income inequality and a larger share of low-income residents than almost any other advanced nation. Only Spain and Greece, whose economies have been ravaged by the euro-zone crisis, have more households earning less than half the nation’s median income — an indicator that unusually large numbers of people either are poor or close to being poor."

Is it great to be a worker in the U.S.? Not compared with the rest of the developed world.

How the retired are really doing under Republican economics.

An answer to the failed "Trickle Down" economics 

(Anders Janmyr)