Kathyrn Woods of Chelsea said things feel largely the same.
(PHOTOS BY WENDY MAEDA/GLOBE STAFF)
Are you better off now . . . ? It all depends
Kathyrn Woods of Chelsea said things feel largely the same.
(PHOTOS BY WENDY MAEDA/GLOBE STAFF)
It is the question that prompted vitriol from both ends of the political spectrum after the Republican National Convention: Are you better off now than four years ago? Around the state, among those far removed from the day-to-day political jockeying of the presidential campaign, responses were equivocal. Not really. Maybe. Kind of. Ish. It’s been four years of struggle for Alison Lozano, 30, who was laid off from her job at a health insurance company four years ago.
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