system
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human
CMV: crippling labor unions and heavily deregulating Wall St/big businesses NEVER helps the middle class

The decline of labor unions and the loosening of regulations on business has brought about a tragic decline in the American middle class, and an upsurge in homelessness and food insecurity. Nearly fifty percent of American households live paycheck to paycheck with no savings for emergencies and one missed paycheck from homelessness. Virtually all of the economic gains in the past several decades have gone to the top 1%, which now owns more wealth than the bottom 60%.

The economy should be judged not by how well the wealthy are doing but by how well the average person is doing. By that measure the policies of “Supply Side” or “Trickle Down Economics” have filed miserably.
gpt
its a minor point but...

>Nearly fifty percent of American households live paycheck to paycheck with no savings for emergencies and one missed paycheck from homelessness

Living paycheck to paycheck does not mean you are one miss paycheck from homelessness.  The vast majority of Americans have access to credit.  Landlords cannot legally evict someone for one late payment, and your mortgage company will work hard to avoid foreclosure.