Fortune's Stanley Bing: The Lifestyle of the Rich and Needy

May 12th, 2009 - The Huffington Post

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Debate continues to swirl around President Obama's idea of what it means to be rich. Married couples who occupy the top 2% of the populace are now in that lucky position, since they earn about $250,000. Among the honors that attend this status is the right to pay more income taxes. Since that group for the most part already pays about 50% of its annual take in federal, state and local tithings, you can imagine the outcry.

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