The top 20% certainly do support problematic policies, and they do need to look at how their preferred policies are harmful to most Americans. But the real pro

The top 20% certainly do support problematic policies, and they do need to look at how their preferred policies are harmful to most Americans. But the real problem is still the 1% (or the 0.1%). It just hasn't caught up with the top 20% yet. Unless the arc of US politics changes radically, and I've seen no indication that it will, over the next 30 years, these people are going to be proletarianized the way the rest of us have been over the last 30. You can see it already in the decline of private medical practices as doctors become employees of hospitals and chain clinics. In the decline of tenured faculty at universities. The zottas are not going to tolerate that share of their wealth going to their high-skilled servants for any longer than they have to.