Opinion: Stop Coddling the Super-Rich

Opinion: Stop Coddling the Super-Rich
The New York Times
Warren Buffett
August 16, 2011
5
Average: 5 (3 votes)
Your rating: None

Like his fellow "mega-rich" friends, Warren Buffet was spared when it came to Congresses' call for a "shared sacrifice" to mend the federal budget.  In this op-ed, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway questions the true meaning of shared sacrifice and his coddling from the "billionaire-friendly Congress."

This op-ed has caused a lot of discussion to flare up.  Check out responses from all sides of the political spectrum here, here, and here.

SparkAction Link: click here to shorten
copy http://sparkaction.org/content/opinion-stop-coddling-super-rich
2 Comments
The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.

Thanks for your comments everyone! The discussion on this article has continued here--please check it out and continue sharing your thoughts!

August 19 at 04:04pm

I think Buffett makes a lot of sense - especially in light of the $3 trillion cost of the tax cuts that gave the bulk of the money to high-income households(http://www.sparkaction.org/resources/59306).

August 17 at 05:24pm