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A CLOSER LOOK

The Patriotic Millionaires’ Weekly Newsletter

Today’s most pressing economic and financial issues can be complicated, to say the least. But that’s where we come in. We want to break down what you need to know about tax, wage, and campaign finance policy.

Our weekly, in-depth email “A Closer Look” offers insight into what we are investigating at the moment. That means each week, you’ll get an explainer with all you need to know about the latest economic, political, and financial issues and how it all connects back to our three priorities—taxing the rich, paying the people, and spreading the power. 

A Closer Look: “The money’s agenda” vs. “The MONEY Agenda”

A Closer Look: “The money’s agenda” vs. “The MONEY Agenda”

There’s a difference between “the money’s agenda” and “The MONEY Agenda.” One is centered on the interests of oligarchs and concentrating their influence and power, while the other is a policy plan that will save democratic capitalism and ensure economic prosperity in America for years to come.

September 10, 2026

The MONEY Agenda

The MONEY Agenda

A Bold, Surprisingly Simple Vision for the Next 250 Years of American Prosperity

September 9, 2026

A Closer Look: “The woman worker needs bread, but she needs roses too.”

A Closer Look: “The woman worker needs bread, but she needs roses too.”

At Patriotic Millionaires, we like to use holidays to highlight areas of the economic justice space that often get overlooked. In keeping with tradition, for this year’s Labor Day, we would like to spotlight the critical role that women have played and continue to play in America’s labor movement.

September 3, 2026

A Closer Look: Economic inequality and educational inequality go hand in hand

A Closer Look: Economic inequality and educational inequality go hand in hand

It’s officially back-to-school season in America! As kids all across the country hit the books again, we have our eye on the uptick in prices for essentials like lunch boxes, notebooks, scissors, crayons, and more. But what’s really on our minds is the way the education system has, as a whole, become a major player in exacerbating inequality in America over the years.

August 28, 2026

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