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When I graduated college in 1968, the typical corporate CEO got 20 times the pay of the average worker. Today, the ratio is 320-to-1. Here's my testimony from @SenSanders' Budget Committee hearing on how to tackle America's crisis of widening income and wealth inequality:

Mar 19, 2021 · 3:10 AM UTC

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Stop using money and their wealth becomes worthless. Of course no one will listen to this and continue to be dabt slaves as they've been indoctrinated into this system from childbirth and can't imagine anything else. #ResourceBasedEconomy #TheVenusProject
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In 1982 there were 500,000 millionaires in the US, the first Forbes 400 had a minimum of $91m to enter. Today, we're at 18.6 million millionaires, and the 400 has a minimum of $2.1 billion. 40 years of redistribution upward
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It means you all failed spectacularly again and Democrats will be the minority party in 2022.
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There's no way to fix that without dismantling both parties. @RBReich defends Dems as u do, and yet you both think you're changers of society. @ChrisLynnHedges & @XRebellionUK are correct. Breaking the system is our only option, as the rich will never stand in the streets with us
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Robert Reich is a National Treasure ... Money is Power ... Today this power are in the hands of such a very few ... That we have inadvertently created ... a Kingdom!
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Anti Jew Jew.
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So glad to see him testifying about this.
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Only important to the envious and to those using envy to gain political power.
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A college graduate in '68 could pay for a degree with part-time work during school, summertime work, and perhaps a few bucks from mom and dad. Boy, did our world change
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