This work analyzes the causes and effects of rebellion among America's middle class, who have become increasingly disillusioned with official Washington. The text also outlines the challenges facing the two main parties if they are to win back middle-class voters.

Pollster and senior advisor to Bill Clinton's presidential campaign in 1992, Stanly Greenberg now offers a provocative assessment of the middle class's disillutionment with politics and the two major parties. Greenberg outlines the daunting challenges facing both parties, analyzes the 1994 election upheavals, and offers bold opinions about the upcoming presidential election.