
If they don't, then they are fucking hypocrites and have zero credibility. We should not listen to them. I would go so far as to invoke Miss Manners and apply the harshest social judgment and give them the cut direct. No op-eds, no time on the Sunday talk shows, no interviews, no citing their opinions. Anything they have to say on the topic is demonstrable bullshit. Why pay any attention to them whatsoever?
I mean, what part of that big swath of butterscotch in the chart above is unclear?

--the BB
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It's a completely understandable rant.
AND, (imho), if we gave all due respect to Miss Manners, the country would be a much better place.
Very good diagram!
Paul,
I've never seen such incredibly thick butterscotch! What a rich, creamy delight for the rich! ("You are my base," Dubya laughingly told a roomful of them at a $1,000-a-plate Republican fund raiser during his reign.) When will Congress have the opportunity to let those tax cuts for spoiled millionaire lapse?
...Phil
Phil, I believe they lapse soon though you can imagine the hue and cry that will arise since we all know trickle-down economics works for everyone, right?
Thank you for this graph. There is a person of colossal mouth size in the family who is always going on about Obama's economy and deficits. This will be very helpful in shutting up the big mouth.
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