I'm impressed that you grasp that aspect of the gravity of the situation, which is ordinarily a concern of liberals. The TP has not put focus on the oligarchs.
I am intrigued. What is your idea on fixing the economy and still keep the social programs. I already told you mine. End subsidies of any sort. Cut the military expenses. Cut out foreign aid, etc.
Also the TP consistently push for lower taxation. That's insane. That does nothing to combat the wealthy oligarchs you mentioned unless we eliminate loopholes, increase the capital gains tax, etc. We do not need to tax corporations any further. We just need to close the loopholes. I'm sure you heard the Buffet/receptionist tax story.
We let financial institutions get away with larceny. Even if this story is half true, it is still idiocy
http://www.rutlandherald.com/article/20130221/OPINION04/702219911/0/SEARCH
In 2010, Bank of America set up more than 200 subsidiaries in the Cayman Islands (which has a corporate tax rate of 0.0 percent) to avoid paying U.S. taxes. It worked. Not only did Bank of America pay nothing in federal income taxes, but it received a rebate from the IRS worth $1.9 billion that year. It is not alone. That same year, JP Morgan Chase operated 83 subsidiaries incorporated in offshore tax havens to avoid paying some $4.9 billion in U.S. taxes. Goldman Sachs operated 39 subsidiaries in offshore tax havens to avoid an estimated $3.3 billion in U.S. taxes. Citigroup has paid no federal income taxes for the last four years after receiving a total of $2.5 trillion in financial assistance from the Federal Reserve during the financial crisis. On and on it goes.
If the TP would concentrate on tax and subsidy problems, and eliminate their social platform distractions, I seriously would join the TP. They are currently heading in the wrong direction and shooting themselves in the foot as far as public opinion (ie, MSM).