The 2012 Campaign Has a Face and It Is Sad
Meet the television star of the fledgling 2012 general election campaign: the sad sack.
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There’s one idea that TED’s organizers recently decided was too controversial to spread: the notion that widening income inequality is a bad thing for America, and that as a result, the rich should pay more in taxes.
Meet the television star of the fledgling 2012 general election campaign: the sad sack.
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