…and a yearly income of $20,000 would be “lifted out of poverty” if their reported cash income rose above $20,852—the federal poverty threshold for this family structure. That slight bump…

…occurs at the local level, and the governments of minority neighborhoods are typically dominated by Democrats. Conclusion The challenges that face Americans in the realms of education, poverty, income, wealth,…

…people, such as food, clothing, housing, and healthcare. Furthermore, Census income and poverty figures are obtained through household surveys, and low-income households don’t report much of their cash income in…

…comprehensive, because it accounts for all forms of income from the private sector and government, including non-cash income like healthcare benefits, housing, and food. Furthermore, disposable income subtracts out taxes,…

…market is not working to distribute wealth” and “has lost much of its power to deliver income gains to working families” over the past four decades. As proof of this,…

…82 federal means-tested welfare programs. When all of these benefits and other sources of income are included, U.S. households that are officially “in poverty” consume an average of more than…

…incomes of $125,000, regardless of how much wealth they have amassed. At lower income levels, the Congressional Budget Office has documented that Obamacare created dynamics which: allow “some people to…

…it also shifts wealth from middle-income households to high-income ones and stokes inflation, which hurts people in the present and drives up interest costs in the future. In the words…

…the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Inciting Class Warfare According to the New York Times: The “job market is not working to distribute wealth” and “has lost much of its power…