March 27, 2012 | On an October
evening in 2011, a tall, older man stood before a floor-to-ceiling glass
window on an upper floor in the massive, modernist Washington
Convention Center, surveying the scene in the street below. Protesters
had blocked access to the building where
David Koch, shielded by the massive panes, was hosting a political
gathering of right-wing activists, and were now massed at an
intersection, chanting "We are the 99 percent!" It was Koch the
protesters had come to castigate -- Koch and all he represents. For if
David Koch is nothing else, he is most definitely a member of "the 1
percent" -- the top tier of income-earners in the United States, as is
his brother, Charles.
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