plutocrat

• The day the world 'comes together' will be the day we throw every self-serving banker, parasitic investor, corrupt plutocrat, and psychopantic politician in jail - and actually organise the economy ourselves. —  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
• The Democrats were set to tag McCain as a plutocrat; that attack is now blunted. —  David Frum
• She didn't stroll into the tacky stage at the Republican Convention more an insurance salesman's love fest than a plutocrat-cum-rural aristocracy special - clutching a puck, dragging a caribou carcass, or even a baby for that matter. —  True Blue Liberal
• That's not the way the bandana-wearing plutocrat is normally perceived, but that's the impression the Italian prime minister created at a slightly surreal press conference with Gordon Brown this afternoon. —  Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
• Max is a ludicrous stereotype, starting out as a ranting communist and abruptly turning into a greedy plutocrat (when someone points out that he used to hate capitalists, he responds, "Of course - because I had no money then!"). —  Bright Lights After Dark

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