fat-cats

I hate to see fat cats showing off all their money, but I would sure love to be one myself.

The case for a bail-out was not to save banks or their resident fat cats; it was that a depression would not stay in Manhattan.

At the time, a certain Mitt Romney called it "a tax cut for fat cats" .

It looks as though the time has come for Mr Obama to stop attacking the fat cats of business and try stroking them instead.

What was important politically in the first phase was demonstrating credible outrage at the fat-cats and empathy with the regular folks.

Many American are trying to keep the fat cats honest.

It might also avoid the kind of public relations debacle Detroit's fat cats endured last week.

The critics have raised serious questions that deserve better answers: we need to hold school-builders accountable as well as fat cats.

Yet in a smart hotel in the capital, Mr Ortega's ministers were busy this month wooing the fat cats of the capitalist world.

I hate to see those fat cats spending money like water.

We were no longer seen as the fat cats asking for welfare.

But for now, a little less cream for the fat cats is a price well worth paying for some more jobs.

In this regard, millions of average Americans, not just Wall Street fat cats, got a bailout.

Anger at bankers and fat cats is being used by the political classes to excuse new costs and rules on commerce.

Fat cats and dogs were more vulnerable to diabetes, arthritis, heart problems and liver disease.

He has made enemies of the businessmen who are needed to drive forward America's recovery, haranguing them as fat cats and speculators.

And the scalding of Wall Street's fat-cats has not gone nearly far enough for many Democrats' taste.

All of which may be dismissed as the self interested carping of Britain's discredited fat cats.

He is one of the literary fat cats.

Now in his 80s, he has spoken of the immorality of providing tax cuts to "fat cats" like himself.

The fattest of the fat cats live in a perpetual heads-I-win, tails-you-lose environment.

Americans are outraged by both Wall Street fat cats and the UAW job bank.

Even before the recession Germans were grumbling about the pay of corporate fat cats.

Their posters said: 'Arrest the fat cats. '

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, wants to curb the remuneration of public-sector "fat cats" such as quango bosses.

" A sign on a dog said " 99% against (corporate) fat cats.

Those listed inside the paper we label fat-cats.

The fat cats had a heart attack, you know that

the fat cats at the top who have recently been given obscene pay increases