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This NYT editorial is on Jeb Bush's economic advisor Ben Hubbard saying "compensation didn't stagnate" about wages and benefits. It points out that wages for the middle class have stagnated since the financial crisis of 2008. It says Hubbard's comments show a lack of grasp of the situation of the middle class and working class Americans. Jeb Bush has commented on the lack of education and economic mobility for working class Americans since 2008. This was the focus of his address to the 2014 CPAC Conference.
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