The writer of this article is obviously not a fan of the President or his policies...or the policies of his supporters I'd assume...but his point still rings true. What is a fair share, who needs to pay it, and shouldn't change start with those that are leading the push?
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/apr/17/the-1-percenter-who-doesnt-pay-his-fair-share-pres/
Now, obviously there are far richer people to complain about (such as the president's former opponent in the election), far more devious instances of shirking your tax responsibility, and many more politicians who need to be criticized for hypocrisy on a number issues, but that doesn't change the fact you have someone calling for change while doing something completely different. It's just a shame to see from someone who's entire campaign was built around the idea that things in Washington had a hope of changing...
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