…his blog to my attention) notes that this isn’t happening. Pull quote: Friends in the mortgage industry are telling me you have to be “rich” just to get a home…

…when is enough, enough? Now is the time, long overdue in fact, to admit that for the rich, for the mega-rich of this country, that enough is never enough, and…

…thoughts in this country; trickle down and bottom up. In a global economy, investments don’t trickle down; they trickles out to wherever on the planet the rich can get the…

…missing here folks? Or here: I’d appreciate it if someone could explain to me why we need another tax cut for high-income Americans especially when the gap between the rich…

…also get even more brazen fiscal dishonesty from the House Republican crowd – who wish to buy the 2006 election with even more tax cuts for the rich. Via Mark…

…Republicans were cutting spending for the poor to pay for tax cuts for the rich. Many commentators accepted this as truth and repeated it, including Washington Post columnist E. J….

…environmental policies, and all the rest of it: we’re rich and lucky. But we can only have those things if we’re willing to pay the taxes that pay for them….

Via Jesse Taylor, comes the latest from Arnold Kling. Jesse gave Arnold’s ranting a nice reply, but one little empirical matter here. Arnold seems to think the rich have a…

…class was lending money to America’s rich with an understanding that the money would be repaid with interest. Similarly, I lent money to the Riggs Bank with the assumption that…

…Foundation documents the growing disparity between income and wealth for the rich versus the poor in the U.S. from 1981 to 2000. Since his data does not extend beyond 2000,…