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after the 2009 government bailout of failing banks, companies, and home owners, the federal government seemed to side with yet more line cutters. Now debtors, too, were cutting ahead of people and the federal government was inviting them to do so. This was a strange new expression of social conflict, undeclared, appearing on a new stage, with various groups undefined by class per se—blacks, immigrants, refugees—mixed in. And by proxy, the federal government was the enemy.
Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right
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