You knew it was coming. The Kamp Alinsky Kids are taking a sight-seeing tour today. After a month of trashing Zuccotti Park at a public cost of $2 million per day, the riff-raff is marching uptown to occupy. . .wealthy people's private homes. According to the NY Daily News: "A 'Millionaires March' will visit the homes -- or, more realistically, the gleaming marble lobbies -- of five of the city's wealthiest residents, including News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and conservative billionaire David Koch." Some millionaires and billionaires and their homes get protected, of course. Billionaire NYC Mayor Bloomberg, who refuses to crack down on protesters who have no permit to conduct the march, has a pass. Former Enron adviser Paul Krugman's compound is off-limits. So is NY-based billionaire hedge fund mogul, Obama donor, and Dodd-Frank waiver beneficiary George Soros. Scandal-plagued LightSquared billionaire investor and Obama donor Philip Falcone owns a $49 million Upper East Side palace that won't be on the protest route. GE billionaire fat cat Jeffrey Immelt won't be targeted, either. Outside NYC, Billionaire Obama donor and Solyndra peddler George Kaiser isn't even on their radar. Also on the immunity list: Al Gore's multiple mansions, including his $9 million Montecito oceanfront villa: Oh, and you won't see any Occupy Wall Street zombies banging their bongo drums in front of the sweetheart homes of privileged Democrats who've cashed in on cozy Wall Street/BigGov-BigBiz deals like the ones below.
