I'll tell you what: how 'bout, instead of trying to decide what exactly it is that our gov't is doing to make the rich richer, or complaining about the 1% that supposedly control all the wealth, or the fundamentalists who say Jesus loves the rich (what an idiotic canard; I'm a fundie, I've been to numerous fundie churches. The outreach programs, the giving, the support for all kinds of helping projects are widespread. We believe the Bible, we strive to love what Jesus loves and Jesus clearly loved the poor.), how 'bout we strive to follow our own Constitution? If we did, among other enormous benefits, competition in the marketplace would be vastly increased, as restrictive legislation was removed. Large corps are much better situated to take advantage of such legislation, and use them to keep their competition down. EPA, OSHA, SocSec, Medicare, FDA, ATF, and many more: all are grossly unConstitutional. I dare any sensible person to demonstrate to me where in the document Congress is authorized to implement them, no matter how valuable anyone thinks they might be. If they're so all-fired important, pass an amendment authorizing them.