Rich and poor

After 50 years of globalization the American people have voted for change. The wealth gap became so large that the average person finally realized what was going on. In the United States, the top 10% of households hold roughly two-thirds (around 67%) of the total household wealth, while the bottom 50% holds only a small fraction (around 2.5%). As wealth increased so did influence and the super wealthy were able to institute policies that allowed them to keep and increase their wealth. The top one tenth percent represented by 215,000 people had an average wealth of $30 million and the top one hundredth percent of 22,000 people had an average wealth of $140 million. The rich got richer and the poor got poorer. While the rich have their lobbyist to protect them the poor rely on their congressman for protection but congress has let them down by allowing the rich to determine policy. The people now want to take back control of the government and they started with the Trump election. The globalist has the press, Silicon Valley, the bureaucracy, social media, big business, the intellectual elites and the hidden power brokers on their side and are opposed by the citizens with their votes on the other side.