Democrats claim they hate billionaires. They’ve fooled many voters into believing that they are the anti-billionaire party. It’s a lie, of course. Democrats not only love billionaires, but many are currently funding their midterm election campaigns. In a rare show of journalism, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins exposed Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren’s 'billionaire' hypocrisy on Tuesday. Collins pointed out that several billionaires were financing Democrat Troy Jackson’s Senate campaign in Maine.

Warren’s sudden panicked pivot is hilarious and telling. (WATCH)

It’s almost as if billionaires and their millions in donations are an integral part of Democrats’ plans to retake the House and Senate. Ain’t that something?

The Democrats' reliance on billionaires came up on CNN NewsNight recently. It’s a hoot watching Democrat hacks like Leigh McGowan try to justify the millions being funneled by billionaires to her party’s ‘anti-billionaire’ candidates. (WATCH)

(post continues) ...feels like we’re just gonna put a hundred millions of dollars into attack ads or talking about communism or talking about evil things…”

@ScottJenningsKY: “I have a slightly contrarian view on the money, which is that, yes, a lot of ads are run, absolutely true, but a lot of the money by both parties, frankly, is spent on getting people out to vote, turning out the vote, and I know that’s what the Republicans are planning to do with some of this money Trump is putting here late is absolute get out the vote activities. I’m not sure it’s a terrible thing to be investing in getting people to vote in and participate in our democracy.”


@jasonrantz later adds: “The Democratic voters are supporting candidates that have a lot of money behind them. James Talarico is going and getting a lot of money from Hollywood. You’ve got Troy Jackson, who’s going out and taking money from billionaires…”

Democrat billionaires? Good. Republican billionaires? Bad. Yet Democrats continue to say ALL billionaires are bad.

Democrat James Talarico barked out the post below against Elon Musk on Wednesday night, all while billionaire Reid Hoffman held his leash.

Because, like everything else about James Talarico, he’s fake. Same goes for all the billionaire-dependent Democrats running on their disingenuous ‘anti-billionaire’ platforms. They hope their voters aren’t smart enough to see their hypocrisy. And their Democrat billionaire backers are betting millions that voters won't notice as well.