To illustrate the scale of the gap between the elite 1 percent and the rest of the country, consider the elite 1 percent’s views on climate issues (and understand that these ideas are opposed by 63 percent to 83 percent of most Americans).
77 percent of the elite 1 percent would like to impose strict restrictions and rationing on the private use of gas, meat, and electricity.
72 percent of the elite 1 percent favor banning gas powered vehicles.
69 percent of the elite 1 percent favor banning gas stoves.
58 percent of the elite 1 percent favor of banning sport utility vehicles.
55 percent of the elite 1 percent favor banning non-essential air travel.
53 percent of the elite 1 percent favor banning private air conditioning.
As Rasmussen noted, the degree to which the elite 1 percent think their views represent those of the average American is astonishing.
According to Rasmussen, the most radical of the elite 1 percent were educated at what he calls the “dirty dozen:” Harvard, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Northwestern, John’s Hopkins, Columbia, Stanford, Berkeley, Princeton, Cornell, MIT, and the University of Chicago.
The elite 1 percent who graduated from these schools deeply believe in government. Fifty-five percent believe there is too much individual freedom in America and that Americans should obey government and follow government leadership.
USAID chied Samantha Power fended off staff at a public event on Tuesday who accused the U.S. of funding an Israeli "genocide" of Palestinians in Gaza.
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quite possibly the lowest form of life on the planet. Scientists are studying it now...say they are now testing against 1 cell organisms. The Amoeba's are ahead so far...
Ut oh....too early for a former SC gubinor to talk about secession? I mean it's been over 160 years but even so I can still believe some would still be a bit sensitive about that.
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley stumbled through a question about whether the state of Texas as a right to secede from the U.S. and claimed that it is "their decision to make."