One fun background story is the “movement” among Swifties to write her name in, which has a very real chance of working. And, despite all the claims that write-in votes are just wasted votes, in this year’s first primary, the Democratic ticket winner in New Hampshire’s primary was a write-in. You probably don’t believe this, but you should look it up. The info is easily available online. Also, google “write-in vote winner” (or any similar phrase). You’ll find (and probably recognize) the names of several such winners in US history.
The old “lemmings following lemmings over a cliff” story was just a bit of fiction written by human writers for entertainment; the biologists say that such behavior has never actually been observed in the wild. But it’s good fodder for cartoonists, especially since such behavior has been observed in humans. ;-)
Part of the confusion here is that most of the money that the super-rich get from various sources isn’t legally “income”. Politicians tend to understand this, since most of their money is “campaign contributions”, which also are legally not “income”. To most of the population, “income” includes almost all their money from all sources, while the laws are written to exclude most of the wealthiest folks’ money sources from the term.
So what is the name of the thing in the closet? Curious readers want to know …