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Tax the Rich
Pay the People
Spread the Power

Millionaires who want a rich, stable, free country demand an economy that ensures it.

A bold, surprisingly simple vision for the next 250 years of American prosperity.

Read The MONEY Agenda.

Our Priorities

America currently faces two interrelated problems: 1) authoritarianism and 2) the destabilizing level of inequality that led to its rise. If we do not solve both problems, democratic capitalism in America will fall to authoritarian forces by 2028. The fall of democratic capitalism in America will open the door to global oligarchic dominance which, exacerbated by AI and climate change, will become permanent.

The solution to this problem is surprisingly simple: structure the economy so that it naturally produces the results needed for a rich, stable and free nation.

Tax the Rich.

Wealthy Americans like us have rigged the tax code to give ourselves countless handouts, leaving working people paying higher rates than billionaires. We need to build a tax system that puts a check on the extreme inequality that threatens our economy and our democracy.

Pay the People.

America is the richest country in the world, but tens of millions of workers still don’t make enough money to survive. We need to pay workers fairly in order to stabilize our economy, unlock new levels of growth, and ensure widely shared prosperity.

Spread the Power!

In America today, lawmakers represent the interests and preferences of their donors and not their average constituents. We need to get big money out of politics and safeguard the right to vote to ensure everyone has their voice heard.

Meet The Millionaires

Morris Pearl

Morris Pearl

Chair of the Patriotic Millionaires and former Managing Director at BlackRock

I’m not any more altruistic than the next guy. I’m just greedy for a different kind of country.”
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Abigail Disney

Abigail Disney

Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker, activist, and philanthropist

We have a responsibility to ensure that our planet is healthy and habitable for future generations. In my case as a person of wealth, I can only fulfill this responsibility if lawmakers strengthen their resolve to tax me more.”
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John Driscoll

John Driscoll

Chair of Magnit Global

It’s just basic business sense to recognize that workers are human beings, not disposable and replaceable cogs in a machine. When people are paid enough to feel a basic level of economic security, they will be stronger and more productive workers.”
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Our Perspectives

Time to win back our democracies before it’s too late

Time to win back our democracies before it’s too late

If there is one thing we want the world leaders at Davos this week to know, it’s this: it’s time to win back our democracies and shared futures by taxing the super rich before it’s too late.

January 22, 2026

A Closer Look: Cutting America’s Gordian Knot

A Closer Look: Cutting America’s Gordian Knot

Four years ago, we decided to cut America’s Gordian Knot by starting our Great Economy Project in Whiteville, North Carolina. This led to the creation of the Columbus County Deciders. Now, after years of on-the-ground work, we’re seeing our efforts pay off.

January 16, 2026

A Closer Look: What we’ve learned in the five years since January 6th

A Closer Look: What we’ve learned in the five years since January 6th

Yesterday marked the five-year anniversary of one of the most shameful days in American history: the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol. Time has not diluted our conviction that what we witnessed five years ago was an unprecedented attack on American democracy fueled by Donald Trump’s lies.

January 8, 2026

A Closer Look: 2025 in review

A Closer Look: 2025 in review

For our last Closer Look of 2025, we wanted to reflect on the year we’ve had by sharing our top five most read Closer Looks of the year, along with a few of our personal favorites. We’ll also share some notable hits we had in our traditional earned media and social media campaigns.

December 31, 2025

A “Cost of Living” Tax Cut…paid for by Multi-Millionaires

The “Cost of Living” in America is around $45,000 a year for a single person with no children. Federal income taxes start at around $16,000. Why are we letting the federal government tax people into poverty?

THE GREAT ECONOMY PROJECT.

Wages are too low. Taxes are too high. Working people have had it. The economy is rigged in favor of the rich, and everybody knows it. It’s time to do something about it.