Well one, I appreciate you accepting you are part of the elite after mocking others on here for getting college degrees and saying they are elitist.
Secondly, and to the point, I don’t think poorly educated people should be in any position of power. I don’t think less educated people are stupid and can’t solve the issues in this country.
I'm more intrigued where you're going. You seem to have a contempt toward educated and well earner in a way that creates blinders that lead to takes like the aforementioned:
From my experience there seems to be a pretty even outlay among Americans across the entire social stratification who support policy that is beneficial to the average man.
Seems like an odd blanket statement to make considering we wouldn't consider the GED educated Boebert more for the common man than UGA grad MTG and neither pushing better working class policy than Boston grad AOC.
Of course, you wouldn't agree to that, which is why you attempted the sleight of hand and move from college grads being elitist to, "who we're told to vote for" are elitists.
The problem with that perception is you're now suggesting the average person has no true agency of their own, or worse, they're willingly voting against their own self interest because they believe in that social order.