David Brooks has a typically excellent column in the New York Times this morning in which he puts his finger on what will be the domestic policy issue of the 2008 campaign:“The definition of being middle class has changed, as many have noticed. It used to be a destination. Now it’s an uncertain place. It’s a struggle just to stay there. Any candidate who can’t talk specifically to these concerns is doomed.”
For all her failings as a candidate, Hillary Clinton has thought about this more in policy terms than anyone else running. The other candidates need to catch up.
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