We are living in a weird time of magazine editor's letters! The April GQ editor's letter from Jim Nelson decries the Johnny-come-latelies of people caring about the Middle East. ("And Yemen Would Be… Where Exactly?") You tell 'em, buddy. And now, in his May issue, Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter goes big, trashing Bravo's Andy Cohen and CNBC host Larry Kudlow ("prime examples of the danger of trying to live in your own socio-economic comfort bubble and wanting to have a public voice at the same time") and then goes hog-wild on the subject of economic inequality—on the "danger of leaving overwhelming wealth and power in the grasp of [...]