Dems fretting over billionaires have been on the billionaire dole for years

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : " Doherty expressed skepticism regarding this anti-billionaire narrative.
61% : "Trump and the billionaire cabinet ... bought this country," he wrote on X on Feb. 7.
59% : Trump received money from only 14% of American billionaires that year.
56% : Though there is a long list of Democratic officials who have condemned the ultra-rich, here are just seven high-profile Democrats who have recently made anti-billionaire statements despite having accepted support from billionaires in the past.
56% : DNC Chair Ken Martin Newly elected Democratic Party Chair Ken Martin has contributed to this anti-billionaire narrative multiple times.
34% : Railing against billionaires has been a popular Democratic rhetorical device for decades, but the criticism has come to the forefront since Elon Musk took the lead of the Department of Government Efficiency and has made many substantial government changes in President Donald Trump's administration.
27% : His spokesperson, Anna Bahr, told Politico that Sanders will support "working-class people" while "Donald Trump and Elon Musk march us toward authoritarianism, oligarchy, and kleptocracy.
26% : "What is the difference between Greenland and Donald Trump?
25% : Warren posted on X during President Donald Trump's presidential run that he "promised" his "rich as hell donors" tax cuts that won't "help working people one bit." On Feb. 12, Warren told Rolling Stone that Trump is trying to "distract" people from his "failure to cut costs for families" and that he is "play[ing] up to the billionaires.
17% : " Democratic Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar Democratic Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar recently joked about Trump being "for sale," though records show she has accepted funding from at least 21 billionaires.

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