Savoy released statistics that show that, with a small number of exceptions, multi-millionaires and even billionaires get richer the longer they live. Almost all of them are richer when they are in their 60s than in their 20s. In contrast, it was harder to predict the financial futures of the poor, but initial findings reveal that the poor rarely become multi-millionaires before they die. One is more likely to find poor people whose debt never quite disappears during their lifetimes. Democrats in Congress have seized on the study to support their claims that President Bush's tax cut will not help the poor as much as he says it will.
Republicans claim otherwise.
When those are brought into account, it is easy to show that the rich are actually the poorest among us. He indicated the several security guards who have to be on constant guard to protect the Potter residence from autograph seekers and souvenir hounds. We had people writing all over our car and someone even stole our cat Fluffy. Two men tried to uproot our oak tree right from our front yard. They said they needed it for their own witch school.