They face a less exhausting work day, and they take interesting vacations. They also enjoy a lot of high tech and convenience products. Brown is convinced that the root of Americans' economic discontent has nothing to do with standard of living. Brown said that American politicians can take a leading role in soothing the insecurity of voters by switching their focus to improving quality of life. The circumstances go beyond partisan politics, Brown added.
Families are more concerned about their economic security than about their tax burden.
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