[Paine in the Neck]

The ‘Rat party funders and upper echelon troops consider themselves to be part of, and act as, a transnational urban party. Their allegiance is much more to the urban elites globally than to the rank and file populace of the nations they happen to reside in. They form a sort of unified global Penthouse Archipelago, a Saul Steinberg nation, who consider the whole rest of the world below their lofty heights to be merely resources, feedstocks, with which and upon whom they can work out their fantasies, phobias, neuroses, and manias.

[RayChuang88]

The ‘Rat party funders and upper echelon troops consider themselves to be part of, and act as, a transnational urban party. Their allegiance is much more to the urban elites globally than to the rank and file populace of the nations they happen to reside in. They form a sort of unified global Penthouse Archipelago, a Saul Steinberg nation, who consider the whole rest of the world below their lofty heights to be merely resources, feedstocks, with which and upon whom they can work out their fantasies, phobias, neuroses, and manias.

You just perfectly described the denizens of the fictional capital city of Panem from Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games trilogy. I don't think even the author could have imagined that description matched the people of some of the largest cities in the USA and Washington, DC. And it was Hillary Clinton literally pandering this this very crowd that cost her the election.