Erica Payne
Big Election Day (Hour 2)
Maggie continues her election day show live from the Civic Media headquarters in Madison. For today’s edition of Maggie and the Millionaires Talk Money, Maggie is joined by Erica Payne from the Patriotic Millionaires. Maggie checks in with Dr. Kristin Lyerly, candidate for the 8th Congressional District and former Congressman Joe Walsh to talk about […]
We can actually make our economy work for us (Hour 2)
This election offers us an opportunity to make an economy that works for everyone that contributes to it and not just the top percentile. This will require a bipartisan solution like the Great Economy Project. Cat Hadley is the director and explains how the economy is rigged and what we can do about it. People […]
The Great Economy Project: Motivating a Movement (and a Movie)
Erica Payne: founder and president of the Patriotic Millionaires, a Wharton grad she is the co-author with Morris Pearl of Tax the Rich: How Lies, Loopholes and Lobbyists Make the Rich Even Richer Cat Hadley: Director of the Great Economy Project, longtime Michigan economic justice advocate. And a trustee of the Ann Arbor Library board.
Millionaires have rigged the economy – let them tell you (Hour 2)
Morris Pearl and Erica Payne from the Patriotic Millionaires show us exactly how the rich have rigged the economy. They explain what capital gains taxes are and what it means that passive income is taxed less than a regular person’s income is. Maggie also points out the harm the Trump tax cuts have done. Speaking […]
Yes, the Economy is rigged against us.
Erica Payne and Morris Pearl from the Patriotic Millionaires explain Kamala Harris’s proposals to raise capital gains taxes. It’s a matter of making income millionaires make like taxing salary or hourly work.
Tax the Rich – It’s the Patriotic thing to do (Hour 2)
Erica Payne, President of Patriotic Millionaires, makes the case for taxing the rich. After 2018, Billionaires paid effectively less tax than any other tax group in the country. Corporate tax cuts DO NOT create jobs. Past is Prologue “We unequivocally stand for solving disagreements with words, not violence, and we must encourage our listeners to […]
