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Trickle Down
June 11, 2024
Thom Hartmann
Trump and the GOP Are Doubling Down—Again—on Trickle-Down Economics
Yes, they want to cut taxes on rich people again. It’s an obsession that goes back to the ’80s—the 1880s.
October 4, 2021
Nick Hanauer
Biden’s Plan to Tax Rich People Like Me is the Best Way to Grow the Economy
Democrats: If you screw this up, lose my phone number, because I’m done with you.
January 7, 2014
Michael Ahn Paarlberg
'Marketplace' Assures Us Bentleys and Tuscan Villas Trickle Down

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