"Rice has the highest net worth of executive branch members, with a fortune estimated between $24 to $44 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. "

Must be nice to be a country clubber like Mittens.

http://freebeacon.com/susan-rices-enrichment-program/

http://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/CIDsummary.php?CID=N99999935&year=2009

How did she earn all that money? Wikipedia doesn't say anything about it.

Obama is a multi-millionaire also.

http://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/CIDsummary.php?CID=N00009638&year=2011

So is Boehner

Net Worth: From $1,801,094 to $5,340,000

The irony of all the teabag whining about Obama being socialist is that he's really just Bush's third term, now fourth term soon to come.

On the opensecrets.org link above, click on "Assets" and it expands to show all of her holdings.

AES, Carrefour, Bank of America, Banco Santander, Boeing, BP, Bristol-Meyers Squibb, Fluor, Monsanto, Imperial Oil, Wynn Resorts, Pfizer, among others.

Some would say well diversified, others would want to know how she got those shares.

Mitch McConnell
Net Worth: From $7,102,036 to $32,756,000

We are all in the wrong line of work.

Hillary Clinton

Net Worth: From $10,740,011 to $51,654,000

Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif)
Net Worth: From $5,946,075 to $196,299,990

Eric Cantor (R-Va)

Net Worth: From $2,893,110 to $8,048,999

y9K9n Wrote:
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> "Rice has the highest net worth of executive
> branch members, with a fortune estimated between
> $24 to $44 million, according to the Center for
> Responsive Politics. "


And, she's sleeping with Obama.

Wonder if MSNBC will ever report that.

Oh, they have a list:

1 Darrell Issa (R-Calif) $195,400,035 $448,125,017 $700,850,000
2 Michael McCaul (R-Texas) $258,618,051 $380,411,527 $502,205,003
3 Jane Harman (D-Calif) $160,085,503 $326,844,751 $493,604,000
4 John Kerry (D-Mass) $181,469,521 $231,722,794 $281,976,067
5 Mark Warner (D-Va) $76,372,212 $192,730,605 $309,088,999
6 Herb Kohl (D-Wis) $88,228,026 $173,538,010 $258,847,994
7 Jared Polis (D-Colo) $57,944,127 $143,218,562 $228,492,998
8 Vernon Buchanan (R-Fla) $-50,724,701 $136,152,641 $323,029,983
9 Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif) $5,946,075 $101,123,032 $196,299,990
10 Jay Rockefeller (D-WVa) $61,632,019 $99,057,011 $136,482,003
11 Alan Grayson (D-Fla) $57,435,038 $93,896,519 $130,358,000
12 Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ) $55,073,211 $85,572,116 $116,071,021
13 Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn) $55,119,731 $73,151,590 $91,183,450
14 Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif) $44,386,225 $69,046,622 $93,707,020
15 Bob Corker (R-Tenn) $11,679,048 $59,550,022 $107,420,996
16 James E. Risch (R-Idaho) $19,454,055 $54,088,026 $88,721,997
17 Kenny Marchant (R-Texas) $28,276,794 $49,340,275 $70,403,757
18 Gary Miller (R-Calif) $17,454,056 $46,008,028 $74,562,000
19 Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ) $20,350,188 $42,900,594 $65,451,000
20 James B. Renacci (R-Ohio) $32,345,756 $42,060,709 $51,775,662
21 Nita M. Lowey (D-NY) $15,395,036 $41,210,018 $67,025,000
22 Mike Kelly (R-Pa) $7,903,037 $34,612,518 $61,321,999
23 Trent Franks (R-Ariz) $11,600,005 $33,925,002 $56,250,000
24 Richard A. Berg (R-ND) $12,146,147 $33,562,590 $54,979,033
25 Diane Lynn Black (R-Tenn) $-7,315,946 $31,272,522 $69,860,990

1 Ruth Bader Ginsburg $10,365,017 $27,697,508 $45,030,000
2 Stephen G. Breyer $3,480,058 $5,757,529 $8,035,000
3 John G. Roberts $2,575,040 $4,390,020 $6,205,000
4 Sonia Sotomayor $1,420,005 $2,332,502 $3,245,000
5 Antonin Scalia $1,380,022 $2,295,011 $3,210,000
6 Samuel A. Alito $1,035,021 $2,032,510 $3,030,000
7 Elena Kagan $1,115,019 $1,880,009 $2,645,000
8 Clarence Thomas $515,003 $820,001 $1,125,000
9 Anthony M. Kennedy $315,003 $490,001 $665,000

It looks like the entire government is in the 1%

http://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/overview.php?type=W&year=2010



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trogdor! Wrote:
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> Oh, they have a list:
>
> 1 Darrell Issa
> (R-Calif) $195,400,035 $448,125,017 $700,850,000
> 2 Michael McCaul
> (R-Texas) $258,618,051 $380,411,527 $502,205,003
> 3 Jane Harman
> (D-Calif) $160,085,503 $326,844,751 $493,604,000
> 4 John Kerry
> (D-Mass) $181,469,521 $231,722,794 $281,976,067
> 5 Mark Warner
> (D-Va) $76,372,212 $192,730,605 $309,088,999



It would be more revealing to compare net worth of everyone BEFORE and AFTER their tenure in government.

congress is exempt from insider trading laws and you wonder how they all got so rich? hello!

trogdor! Wrote:
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> Oh, they have a list:
>
> 1 Darrell Issa
> (R-Calif) $195,400,035 $448,125,017 $700,850,000
> 2 Michael McCaul
> (R-Texas) $258,618,051 $380,411,527 $502,205,003
> 3 Jane Harman
> (D-Calif) $160,085,503 $326,844,751 $493,604,000
> 4 John Kerry
> (D-Mass) $181,469,521 $231,722,794 $281,976,067
> 5 Mark Warner
> (D-Va) $76,372,212 $192,730,605 $309,088,999
> 6 Herb Kohl
> (D-Wis) $88,228,026 $173,538,010 $258,847,994
> 7 Jared Polis
> (D-Colo) $57,944,127 $143,218,562 $228,492,998
> 8 Vernon Buchanan
> (R-Fla) $-50,724,701 $136,152,641 $323,029,983
> 9 Nancy Pelosi
> (D-Calif) $5,946,075 $101,123,032 $196,299,990
> 10 Jay Rockefeller
> (D-WVa) $61,632,019 $99,057,011 $136,482,003
> 11 Alan Grayson
> (D-Fla) $57,435,038 $93,896,519 $130,358,000
> 12 Frank R. Lautenberg
> (D-NJ) $55,073,211 $85,572,116 $116,071,021
> 13 Richard Blumenthal
> (D-Conn) $55,119,731 $73,151,590 $91,183,450
> 14 Dianne Feinstein
> (D-Calif) $44,386,225 $69,046,622 $93,707,020
> 15 Bob Corker
> (R-Tenn) $11,679,048 $59,550,022 $107,420,996
> 16 James E. Risch
> (R-Idaho) $19,454,055 $54,088,026 $88,721,997
> 17 Kenny Marchant
> (R-Texas) $28,276,794 $49,340,275 $70,403,757
> 18 Gary Miller
> (R-Calif) $17,454,056 $46,008,028 $74,562,000
> 19 Rodney Frelinghuysen
> (R-NJ) $20,350,188 $42,900,594 $65,451,000
> 20 James B. Renacci
> (R-Ohio) $32,345,756 $42,060,709 $51,775,662
> 21 Nita M. Lowey
> (D-NY) $15,395,036 $41,210,018 $67,025,000
> 22 Mike Kelly
> (R-Pa) $7,903,037 $34,612,518 $61,321,999
> 23 Trent Franks
> (R-Ariz) $11,600,005 $33,925,002 $56,250,000
> 24 Richard A. Berg
> (R-ND) $12,146,147 $33,562,590 $54,979,033
> 25 Diane Lynn Black
> (R-Tenn) $-7,315,946 $31,272,522 $69,860,990



But... but... but 7 out of the top 10 are Democrats. How can that be??? lol

Go look at Al Gore's if you want to see some money. If he's still behind Romney, then it's not by much.

what about Ralph Nader, the consumers friend?
I understand he plans to take all his money with him when he sheds this mortal coil and goes to great Corvair in the sky.

Jane Harman has not been in congress for several years. I believe she and Pelosi did not play well together and harman got squeezed out

Is Darrell Issa the person who pushed the legislation that has contributed a great deal to the current debacle the Post office is in? Prepaying health benefits to the tune of billions and billions.
Does he own UPS or FedEx stock or a way to privatize a pseudo government agency?

"Go look at Al Gore's if you want to see some money. If he's still behind Romney, then it's not by much."

I bet Gore has lost a ton of money with his failed tv channel "Current TV"?

Did Gore buy companies with plans to sell off the bits and pieces to make a ton of money and leave thousands of American's without jobs?

But someone like you couldn't be bothered to notice.

knee jerk

And Herb Kohl chose not run again instead an angry lesbian who's probably not rich took his place. go figure

they're all pigs Wrote:
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> Jane Harman has not been in congress for several
> years. I believe she and Pelosi did not play well
> together and harman got squeezed out
>
> Is Darrell Issa the person who pushed the
> legislation that has contributed a great deal to
> the current debacle the Post office is in?
> Prepaying health benefits to the tune of billions
> and billions.
> Does he own UPS or FedEx stock or a way to
> privatize a pseudo government agency?


Yeah, but it wasn't "prepaying" pensions, it was "prefunding" the pension plan, or some would say "adequately funding". The Post Office was doing the exact same thing that the airline and auto companies continue to do, which is make big promises on pensions which they underfunded by 30% so there weren't enough funds to pay the pensions, creating a perpetual financial crisis in the pension system. And since the Post Office pension plan is backed by taxpayers' money, Congress finally forced the Post Office to pony up adequate funding to ensure they could fulfill their promise.

Yeah but you are advocating we cut the pensions of all the illegals who got jobs at the post office over the last 20 years? that wouldn't be right


Yes I know the size of the pension plans was not realistic but to destroy the post office is not a good thing imo. I still don't trust this internet. icu2

Nope, I'm not advocating anything. I just wrote what happened. I don't care about Post Office pensions one way or the other. IMO, the Post Office is quickly outliving it's usefullness and, like whip and buggy shops 100 years ago, needs to start figuring out their wind down plan.

Her White husband is race traitor scum.

Now lets take those ists above and see how many of them paid taxes at a rate of less than 25% or none at all!!!

"IMO, the Post Office is quickly outliving it's usefullness and, like whip and buggy shops 100 years ago, needs to start figuring out their wind down plan."

You actually believe in the security of the intronet

ha ha
my server is HUGE

they're all pigs Wrote:
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> Jane Harman has not been in congress for several
> years. I believe she and Pelosi did not play well
> together and harman got squeezed out

She left office on February 28, 2011.

They're all crooks Wrote:

> Go look at Al Gore's if you want to see some
> money. If he's still behind Romney, then it's not
> by much.


Al Gore is worth at least $100 million (WTF!?)

http://www.cnbc.com/id/46070801/10_Richest_US_Presidential_Candidates?slide=7



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It's funny that everyone thinks of Mitt Romney as a rich, fat-cat. But John Kerry has the same amount of money as Mitt Romney.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/46070801/10_Richest_US_Presidential_Candidates?slide=8