&quot;Almost 60 percent of Americans have a high-school degree but not a  college degree. We call this group &ldquo;Middle Americans,&rdquo; which includes  those with some college or an associate&rsquo;s degree, and it is this group  that is driving the key trends in marriage today&quot;, cites a report generated by the National Marriage Project.&nbsp; Yet, politicians pay little attention to this group and offer very little to support their establishment of married, two-parent families.&nbsp; Why is this often overlooked portion of the society so important?&nbsp; Learn about the benefits to American society:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/336797/getting-60-percent-married-interview?pg=1">www.nationalreview.com/articles/336797/getting-60-percent-married-interview</a><br />