Republicrats follow the money
Mike Lofgren recently argued that the super-rich have seceded from the United States. That’s obvious, but read to the end of his article to see how deeply he appreciates the implications of their secession. More here.
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This is all about the oligarchy and the plutocrats who dance to their tune. People like Stewart, and Bill Clinton, and Obama, and Romney, and the rest of the 1% who couldn’t care less about anything but money. They have corrupted our politics, our economy, and our daily lives. “The rich are different from us,” and they possess no redeeming values.