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Wither the Nation?

There's a debate raging this election year over whether America is in the throes of a new Gilded Age, with the nation's riches increasingly concentrated among a tiny elite, leaving the rest of the population financially and politically disenfranchised. Pundits like Paul Krugman, New York Times columnist and economics professor at Princeton University, commentator Kevin Phillips and journalist David
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There's a debate raging this election year over whether America is in the throes of a new Gilded Age, with the nation's riches increasingly concentrated among a tiny elite, leaving the rest of the population financially and politically disenfranchised.

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