If the 2016 presidential campaign in the United States was defined by clashes over race and gender, the 2020 campaign is noteworthy for its focus on class and wealth.
Of the three front runners, two - senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren - have made antipathy towards the country's wealthiest individuals a centrepiece of their campaigns.
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