Krugman rich people

• Mr. Romney's base — never mind the top 1 percent, we're talking about the top 0.01 percent or higher — is composed of very self-important people.
(New York Times)
• Romneys base — never mind the top 1 percent, were talking about the top 0.01 percent or higher — is composed of very self-important people.
(myrtlebeachonline.com)
• Maybe it was the beards." More seriously, Krugman said that "the 'Very Serious People,' the ones who must know what they're doing because they're so rich, even in an Obama White House came across as having the answers.
(Nation)
• It has half the people and one-seventh the real output of the District of Columbia, and fish and fish products account for nearly half of its exports.
(Economist.com)
• Unlike his father, however, Romney didnt get rich by producing things people wanted to buy we can only assume that hes hiding something seriously damaging. Paul Krugman is a New York Times columnist.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Was it in ways suggesting that what was good for Bain Capital, the private equity firm that made him rich, would also be good for America Corporations are people, my friend.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Unlike his father, however, Mr. Romney didn't get rich by producing things people wanted to buy; he made his fortune through financial engineering that seems in many cases to have left workers worse off, and in some cases driven companies into bankruptcy.
(New York Times)
• That theyve essentially kept pace with rich Iceland rather than catching up points to Iceland is definitely NOT the fiscal role model that Krugman intends for people to believe.
(The Business Insider)
• That they've essentially kept pace with rich Iceland rather than catching uppoints to Iceland is definitely NOT the "fiscal role model" that Krugman intends for people to believe.
(valuewalk.com)
• Unlike his father, however, Romney didnt get rich by producing things people wanted to buy; he made his fortune through financial engineering that seems in many cases to have left workers worse off, and in some cases driven companies into bankruptcy.
(Daily Camera)