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With the amount of whining going on?Mr. Perfect wrote:So napster, how did your first teabagging feel? I love teabagging Democrats, always look forward to it.
Maybe in a little bit, it will go national. 
This forum isn't Grindr, Mr. P.Mr. Perfect wrote:That's great. I have come to have a deep love for teabagging Democrats. If all I ever got to do was teabag Democrats the rest of my life I would consider it a life well lived.
In his 2012 book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, Murray paints an alarming portrait of a country increasingly divided between rich and poor. The book is portioned into thirds that talk about "The Formation of a New Upper Class," "The Formation of a New Lower Class" and "Why it Matters," all against the background of Gallup data — not cited by Murray, but important for context — showing that more than half of Americans still think of themselves as upper-middle or middle class.
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Murray defines "the new upper class as the most successful 5 percent of adults ages 25 and older who are working in managerial positions, in the professions (medicine, the law, engineering and architecture, the sciences, and university faculty), and in content-production jobs in the media." These are not new occupations, nor is "the most successful 5 percent" a new category. So what's so new about this "new upper class"?
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