[单项选择]Utopias are supposed to be dreams of the future. But the American Utopia Lately it’s a dream that was, a twilit memory of the Golden Age between V-J day and OPEC, when even a blue-collar paycheck bought a place in the middle class. The promise of paradise regained has become a key to the Democratic Party pitch. Mickey Kaus, a senior editor of the New Republic, says the Democrats are wasting their time. As the U. S. enters a world where only the highly skilled and well educated will make a decent living, the gap between rich and poor is going to keep growing. No fiddling with the tax code, retreat to protectionism or job training for jobs that aren’t there is going to stop it. Income equality is a hopeless cause in the U. S. "Liberalism would be less depressing if it had a more attainable end." Kaus writes," a goal short of money equality." Liberal Democrats should embrace an aim he calls civic equality. If government can’t bring everyone into the middle class, let it expand the areas o
A. Methods like evading income tax or providing more chances for job training might help reduce the existing inequality.
B. The Democratic Party is spreading propaganda that they could regain the lost paradise.
C. Americans once had a period of time when they could obtain middle-class status easily.
D. Income inequality results from the fact that society needs more and more workers who have a high skill and a good education.