When you reach a level when the tool of money and the financial security it provides, you are going to work to leave the world a better place, or a worse place. Affects of your actions, or inaction might not really be known in your lifetime though.

Elected officials maybe comes down to the character. Some good people who are different from what I lean towards politically have been surprisingly great when looked at objectively.

Those who get elected are generally accountable to the American people (although gerrymandering and Citizens United has done away with a lot of that). Billionaires, on the other hand, are really only accountable to their shareholders.

I think most people have their own best interest at heart first, but that doesn't make them all cartoon villains plotting global domination. While many just want power and authority for themselves, there are also those who want power and authority to make a positive difference in the world. I think you have to look at each person's track record before dismissing them outright

I don't discriminate, i don't think a rich or poor person is any better than the other based on those grounds alone 😏

No, they, like most politicians, live in a different world. Billionaires don't shop at Walmart or eat at Olive Garden like many Americans.

No and no.

If they had the nations best interests at heart, they could litereally buy the nation and the money could be used to pay off the debt to the world. And then they would own it, having paid for it. Of course, we all know they would run it better. Dont we??😷

They have no axe to grind.

Do you think a blue haired dei hire even understands anything?

No & hell no

I don't think ANYONE sits up late at night wondering how to make the working class richer, outside of PRESIDENT TRUMP.
Certainly, no DemoNazi gives a rat's gluteus maximus about the working class.

Well,George Soros certainly doesn't have America's best interests at heart. He funds racist terrorist groups like Burn Loot Murder. (BLM)