Survey here https://t.co/2GPLWTolOd

— Kevin Bass PhD MS (@kevinnbass) January 19, 2024

The people who run America, or at least think they do, live in a bubble of their own construction. They’ve isolated themselves from everyday America’s realities to such a degree their views about what is and what should be happening in this country differ widely from the average American’s.

An analysis of their thinking, conducted for the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, finds that on a variety of economic, social, and political issues, there exists a wide gap between how the top 1% – the Elites – think things should be and how the rest of America looks at them.

Elite thinking, as it’s termed, is under attack – and rightly so – for being out of step with the rest of the country.

Below, we highlight some of the profound attitudinal differences between elites and average Americans:

[None of the survey results are necessarily a “surprise” but the proportions are shocking. The Ivy League and university system in general are more of a cancer than a cure. ~ Beege]