In column “Occupy Wall Street movement is welcome in Lancaster”, Larry Alexander writes:
“Some politicians call Occupy Wall Street “class warfare,” which it is because it threatens their voter base — by which I mean the big corporations and wealthy people who fund their re-election campaigns. I find it sadly amusing that when the rich and powerful are raking it in at record levels, it’s called “capitalism.” But when low-life people like the rest of us ask that top percentile to pay their fair share of taxes, it becomes class warfare.”
WATCHDOG: Two wags of the tail!
