http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071226/EDITORIAL01/320130469/1008
Here's an excerpt...
...Although the economy remains strong, the public's economic anxiety
about the future has been steadily building the past half-decade. The
emergence of China and India is engendering growing anti-free trade
feelings (even 59 percent of Republicans now believe free trade hurts
America, according to a recent Wall Street Journal poll). Ever-rising
health care costs and the anticipated burden of taking care of the
boomer parents as we mentally and physically start declining all add to
the economic fears for young and early middle age Americans...
