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But on the bright side, he argued, "what happened in Wisconsin shows nationally that you can't go after these historic middle-class protections without a fight".

That law enforcement was open to a man who'd been arrested several times demonstrates the moral fluidity of a time when a burgeoning middle class needed the protection of whatever policemen it could get.

Mr. Obama has more recently been spotlighting features that will appeal to the insured middle class, the proposed "consumer protections" that will not cost taxpayers.

They are much closer to each other – in income and interests – than they are to Roman Abramovich, Murdoch or Green, and all through history, the middle class has supported stronger protections for the poor when it doesn't feel under siege and under attack itself.

Romney will strip the middle class of everything -- all protections, such as environmental, educational funding, health issues, job security, social security, and medicare.

Mr. Frei, 67, has said he would seek to extend social protections to the middle class.

But by and large, Obama's third State of the Union was focused on proposals for boosting the economy and ensuring protections for the middle class.

JOHN A. VITERITTI Southold, N.Y., Dec. 7, 2011 To the Editor: Re "Obama Sounds a Populist Call on G.O.P. Turf" (front page, Dec. 7): Evoking Teddy Roosevelt's populist run for president in 1912, President Obama has unveiled the core theme for his 2012 re-election campaign: protection of the middle class against the "breathtaking greed" of the wealthiest Americans.

The left criticized the measure as an abandonment of the protections for the poor, the middle class and the elderly.

She thinks that Obamacare (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act) "is detrimental to the middle class".

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