Well it appears the super rich have bounced back from the economic bubble bursting of the last few years. While 2002 was a forgettable year for millionaires, by the end of 2003, the millionaires were back. We welcomed in plenty of new millionaires in the US and Asia, while Europe lagged behind - which isn't that surprising, given their tax policies.
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There is something good for the general good in having lots of milionaires? Somehow I doubt it.
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Let's hear it for trickle down economics.
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Yes, as a matter of fact there is a benny to having more millionaires. More illegal immigrants can be imported to work for slave labor for these people so Hillary & Bill don't have to pay as much of their weath out for menial services like someone to clean their toilets.
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So Republican economic policy creates a few millionaires at the expense of millions of jobs, and the conservatives still find a way to bash the Clintons for it.
Hey, kids, are you better off now than you were four years ago?
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God, when will these bloggers get a life ?
Yes, I am better off, I don't have to explain what a BLOW JOB is to my 8 year old anymore.
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