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Tuesday, August 08, 2006
How high a hill I could not tell
Middle class means different things to different people. I picture a married couple, working hard, making ends meet, putting away a little bit for retirement or their kids' education. Smartie explains how Mark Kennedy thinks 'middle class' means having north of $2.5 million in taxable assets:
The [Minimum Wage/Estate Tax] bill not only would have provided tax relief for middle-class Minnesota families, small business owners, and farmers but also would have provided critical funding for rural infrastructure needs.
The Big Question followed up on Kennedy's claim that Amy Klobuchar is not a prosecutor. The verdict? She is.
