Buffett suggesting we need to tax him more? Stop coddling the super-rich he says. In other words, he's saying “I've done such a fine job with my money, now I want to give more to a government that hasn't.” In fact you said, “We have no alternative,” at
Warren Buffett discusses his New York Times Op-Ed piece 'Stop Coddling the Super-Rich' which calls on Congress to increase taxes on the Super-Rich like himself.
16 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks, trading at their cheapest since 2008, advanced for a second day as Google Inc.'s largest acquisition boosted technology shares and investor Warren Buffett said he was buying equities at "sale" prices.
By VERA TITUNIK Will Warren Buffett's Op-Ed yesterday begging Congress to raise his taxes start a movement? It's kind of fun to imagine the 8274 Americans who earn more than $10 million a year marching on Washington carrying signs: “Slash the Deficit!
Warren Buffet Is Shrill. by mistermix. In a few concise paragraphs, he demolishes the Galtian nonsense: Back in the 1980s and 1990s, tax rates for the rich were far higher, and my percentage rate was in the middle of the
