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A federal appeals court on Friday lifted a block on an executive order from President Trump that seeks to strip union rights from federal workers at dozens of agencies and offices.

washingtonpost.comCourt lifts block on Trump order to strip federal workers of union rightsThe injunction had frozen the president’s order seeking to remove collective bargaining rights from workers at dozens of government agencies and offices.

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Thanks for the chart and I would generally agree with you. I was surprised however to see big gains in the 1990s (Clinton) and 2010s (Obama) and 2000s declines under Bush. Democrats liked Silicon Valley money when they thought Tech supported them. I think income inequality is a bipartisan problem.

Every American generation made more than their parents until 1980. Reagan fixed that - and it has not returned. The rich are doing better than before the great depression. Marie Antoinette would blush.

Ronald Reagan was the recipient of the first version of what we now call Project 2025 from Heritage Foundation. Then simply called, Mandate for Leadership, it formed the basis of Reagan's social, domestic, foreign and economic policies.

Trump is the only President on record who failed to gain the approval of the majority of Americans for the first 125 days of his Presidency. Republican MAGAts are hysterical. They know Trump’s 46% approval (and 51% disapproval) signals they will lose the House in 2026–like the 33 seat loss in 2018.

Thanks for the chart! Very illustrative and really needs no comment. Your Marie Antoinette comment is appropriate and I fear upcoming generation's performance will be a repeat of the last 45 years.

Interesting. I graduated from college in 1983. I did better than my parents, because I owned a home for about 40 years & counting. But Mom, lived until 93, with a great pension & good rent control housing. My Dad, died at 47, homeless & a vet with mental health issues. Who was better off?

I belong to the first generation to benefit from FDR's "new deal." I was born in the middle of the great depression in a 3 room falling down shack, 712 sq ft - no closets, no running water, no electricity and with 5 older brothers. 4 bro served in WWII. 2 graduated college on the GI Bill, 1 MD...

Every American generation made more than their parents until 1980. Reagan fixed that - and it has not returned. The rich are doing better than before the great depression. Marie Antoinette would blush.