51.   Every year, Bill Clinton has been in office, taxes have been higher, and family incomes have been lower.

52.   Family income rose in the July to September period, as did financing costs and sticker prices.

53.   Family income, adjusted for inflation, stayed almost the same, but with smaller families there was more money available for each child.

54.   Family income can change.

55.   Family income is rising because more people are working and those who work are putting in longer hours.

56.   FAFSA, with all those details about family income and assets, is used to establish just how much the family is expected to contribute.

57.   Family income may be down in some groups, but the mone y goes further because families are smaller.

58.   Family income went up because women earned more.

59.   Family incomes tend to be driven in part by the strength of the economy.

60.   For one thing, they measure incomes actually earned by individuals, rather than assigning individuals some prorated share of family income.