Thank you, Jimmy Johnson, for drawing public attention to the sad plight of billionaires. They are a gravely misunderstood minority, and we should all be more aware of, and sympathetic to, the problems and difficulties they face daily.
I donated a car to the Humane Society several years ago and was bombarded several times a year for 10 years after that for more donations. I’m not rich and it wasn’t even a working car!
Cat Next Door about 6 hours ago
The billionaires are the candidates asking you for money.
Da'Dad about 6 hours ago
They’ve taken Pestering to an art form. The only winning move is not to play.
yoda1234 about 6 hours ago
Billionaires going through… 91 counts?
davecat about 6 hours ago
Why would you give any candidate an encouragement to ask for more money, Arlo?
(It’s not just candidates or politics either, these days.)
Robin Harwood about 6 hours ago
Thank you, Jimmy Johnson, for drawing public attention to the sad plight of billionaires. They are a gravely misunderstood minority, and we should all be more aware of, and sympathetic to, the problems and difficulties they face daily.
cracker65 about 6 hours ago
I hear one’s selling a watch for 100 grand.
Lucy Rudy about 5 hours ago
I donated a car to the Humane Society several years ago and was bombarded several times a year for 10 years after that for more donations. I’m not rich and it wasn’t even a working car!
nosirrom about 4 hours ago
Yesterday I deleted more email campaign contribution requests than what were in my spam folder.
eromlig about 4 hours ago
Giving money to a politician is like feeding one pigeon one time…
Grace's Border Security & Duct Tape 1 minute ago
Yes, Arlo, but the billionaires (and Party elites) get to say who the nominee is, no matter who the voters choose.