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Our priority is the working class.
I think it shows you how deeply out of touch the Republican Party is with the concerns of working-class Americans.
This is a working families administration.
This midterm season, everyone's talking about the working class.
And they are really the truly the enemy of the working class.
But who are the working class, really?
Politicians, pundits, and pollsters have all been asking this question
because, these days, it seems like there isn't one clear answer.
Is it a cultural signifier?
An economic category?
Is it about your education?
Or is it about working a particular kind of job?
When you're talking about working class, you're talking about the people.
That's Bertha Bradley.
She's 67 and lives in Durham, North Carolina.
She goes by Mama Cookie, inspired by a nickname her grandmother gave her.
You're talking about my grandmother, she was the working class.
My grandfather's working class.
I'm a working-class person.