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"They're now worth $1.27 trillion" (If true) Where do you suppose that 1.27 trillion resides? In what form? If taken from the present owners and distributed equally between each citizen in the U.S., each of us would get about $1000. How would you feel about that? I mean, getting $1000 free (that belongs to someone else)? |
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I just discovered a statement by Bernie Sanders where he says the 400 richest families in the U. S. increased their wealth be $400 billion during the Bush years. I make no claims for accuracy but it is a nice set of numbers and easily remembered. They're now worth $1.27 trillion.
And Mal, do you suppose the kerry's of mass,who chose to avoid paying some half million in taxes for their yacht, are one of those 400 richest families in the US? |
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Now, here's a nice set of numbers Mall. 40D-21-36. They were Jane Manfield's measurements. What are your set of numbers Mall? Just wonderin. |
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I just discovered a statement by Bernie Sanders where he says the 400 richest families in the U. S. increased their wealth be $400 billion during the Bush years. I make no claims for accuracy but it is a nice set of numbers and easily remembered. They're now worth $1.27 trillion.
You don't have to believe anything. You can go to Forbes and get a list of the 400 richest Americans and compare. I expect Bernie did somehing like that. Looks like they add up to about $1.27 trillion to me. Tell me if I'm wrong
And Mal, do you suppose the kerry's of mass,who chose to avoid paying some half million in taxes for their yacht, are one of those 400 richest families in the US?
He is paying the sales tax to Massachusetts on his boat even though he doesn't have to. Why should he? Rhode Island cuts taxes to attract rich people and he takes them up on it. |
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