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The 5 Best Past Presidents for the Middle Class, According to Economists

The article from MSN Money discusses a ranking by economists of the five best past U.S. presidents for the middle class, focusing on their economic policies and impacts. Franklin D. Roosevelt tops the list for his New Deal programs which aimed at economic recovery, job creation, and social security during the Great Depression. Lyndon B. Johnson is noted for his Great Society initiatives, including Medicare and Medicaid, which significantly expanded social welfare. Bill Clinton is recognized for his policies that led to budget surpluses, welfare reform, and economic growth during the 1990s. Dwight D. Eisenhower is praised for his role in the post-war economic boom, the expansion of the middle class through infrastructure projects like the Interstate Highway System, and maintaining economic stability. Lastly, Harry S. Truman is included for his efforts in post-World War II economic adjustments, including the GI Bill, which helped many enter the middle class. Each president's policies were evaluated based on their direct and indirect effects on middle-class prosperity, job creation, and economic stability.

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