Many Democrats have made their way to Munich, Germany for the Security Conference, and most of them are the "fight back against the oligarchy and billionaires" politicians we've seen offering takes like these:
Americans are being forced to live on the edge in an economy that is built to serve billionaires — not the working class. pic.twitter.com/vyPfdcbN2v
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) December 11, 2025
Ripping health care from millions of Americans to make billionaires richer is sinful.
— Nancy Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) May 22, 2025
Republicans think they can pray on Sunday and prey on the most vulnerable in the dark of night Thursday — without people knowing. People will know — and Republicans will lose the House. pic.twitter.com/KdTawueJGT
Well, ripping babies out of their mothers' wombs and then accepting awards for championing the "cause" is also sinful, Nance.
Last month Sen. Mark Kelly slammed billionaires who can buy influence:
Citizens United made it easier for billionaires to buy influence and harder for Americans to be heard. It's time we do something about it. pic.twitter.com/HcD2hq0NMR
— Senator Mark Kelly (@SenMarkKelly) January 15, 2026
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We get what the Democrats have been saying: "Billionaires BAD. Oligarchy BAD."
However, as Byron York posted earlier, exceptions do apply:
Alex Soros had a busy Munich Security Conference. pic.twitter.com/9d4ACcKFNU
— Byron York (@ByronYork) February 16, 2026
It's "D"ifferent this time! We've seen a LOT of that lately.
Checking on his investments.
— Bob ن (@BobHicks_) February 16, 2026
Yep! But Republican billionaires are a "threat to democracy," or something.
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