We're all Archie Bunker
7/29/2016
Boy the way Glenn Miller Played Didn't need no Welfare states -Those Were the Days Based on the British sitcom ‘Till Death Us Do Part,’ Archie was a working class WWII vet with disdain for the direction of the country. The real middle-class squeeze was just beginning in 1971 when the show premiered. Back then, the middle income household represented 62% of U.S. aggregated income; and now, it’s down to 43%. Archie was considered the ‘lovable bigot. Today, it’s hard to find any working- class person that doesn’t feel the same frustration.
If you throw away labels, it’s easy to say these days, we’re all Archie Bunker.
Charles Payne
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