Friday, Aug 1, 2014 - Posted by Rich Miller
* Click the pic for the full national map…
An interactive version is here, but it crashed my browser, so beware.
- VanillaMan - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:43 pm:
I wish my name was on this map.
- wordslinger - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:47 pm:
The Buffetts crack me up. You have Warren in Omaha and his son and heir-apparent in Decatur. Talk about being unaffected.
- walker - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:49 pm:
A lot of states where you can make lots of money.
- Levois - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:50 pm:
You and me both VanillaMan
- PoolGuy - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:53 pm:
the American aristocracy: dukes, marquis, counts/earls, barons and so on.
not nearly enough influence among these 50 individuals, so says Marquis Griffin
- A guy... - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:57 pm:
I’d settle for “North Dakota rich”.
- Norseman - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:07 pm:
Looks like Ken needs to layoff a few more workers and lower the pay of others to catch up.
- Arthur Andersen - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:17 pm:
Who knew there was so much money in nuts and bolts, rental cars, and groceries?
- kj - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:33 pm:
You make big money, You make big money, When you own Menaaarrrrd’s
- Louis G Atsaves - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:55 pm:
We are behind Indiana, Wisconsin and Missouri . . . AGAIN! When will this all end?
- VanillaMan - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 4:31 pm:
You got it backwards Pool Guy! First you get politically connected, and become a member of the ruling class - then the bucks roll in!
Look at Harry Reid, Bill Clinton and others who used being a member of the elected ruling class to end up as multi-millionaires!
Those folks are the new aristocracy. Aristocrats were friends of Kings and Queens. In the US, they are Democrats and Republicans with connections.
Sorry, comments for this post are now closed.
- VanillaMan - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:43 pm:
I wish my name was on this map.
- wordslinger - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:47 pm:
The Buffetts crack me up. You have Warren in Omaha and his son and heir-apparent in Decatur. Talk about being unaffected.
- walker - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:49 pm:
A lot of states where you can make lots of money.
- Levois - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:50 pm:
You and me both VanillaMan
- PoolGuy - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:53 pm:
the American aristocracy: dukes, marquis, counts/earls, barons and so on.
not nearly enough influence among these 50 individuals, so says Marquis Griffin
- A guy... - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 2:57 pm:
I’d settle for “North Dakota rich”.
- Norseman - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:07 pm:
Looks like Ken needs to layoff a few more workers and lower the pay of others to catch up.
- Arthur Andersen - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:17 pm:
Who knew there was so much money in nuts and bolts, rental cars, and groceries?
- kj - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:33 pm:
You make big money,
You make big money,
When you own Menaaarrrrd’s
- Louis G Atsaves - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 3:55 pm:
We are behind Indiana, Wisconsin and Missouri . . . AGAIN! When will this all end?
- VanillaMan - Friday, Aug 1, 14 @ 4:31 pm:
You got it backwards Pool Guy!
First you get politically connected, and become a member of the ruling class - then the bucks roll in!
Look at Harry Reid, Bill Clinton and others who used being a member of the elected ruling class to end up as multi-millionaires!
Those folks are the new aristocracy. Aristocrats were friends of Kings and Queens. In the US, they are Democrats and Republicans with connections.