Former County Judge Shares Dream of Millionaires and Hard Times
Fort Stockton Texas August 5 W C Jackson former county judge recounts a dream in which wealth spreads to all but collapses society as millionaires lose jobs fuel and electricity vanish he concludes the nation needs both rich and poor to keep the economy alive and government cannot run every business.
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