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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz blasted J.D. Vance for being a “grifter’s” because he grew up in rural Appalachia .
Julian Zelizer : In Vance 's autobiography Hillbilly Elegy , he trash-talks his poor relatives, essentially accusing them of not being successful in life because of moral defects like laziness and addiction.
Zelizer says GOP policies that make the rich richer and keep poor people poor have been one long grift.
Frida Ghitis : The GOP grift that started with Reaganomics and began destroying unions and imposing “austerity” took us from a nation where two-thirds of us had a middle-class lifestyle that let people buy a home and car, take an annual vacation, put their kids through school, and retire comfortably with a pension to where only around 45 percent of us today qualify.
Ghitis says the Republican grift has already reversed over 50 years of progress, and now Trump and Vance want to double down.
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