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Bernie Sanders reportedly earned just over $200,000 in 2014. That same year, Hillary Clinton, Sanders's top Democratic rival, gave about 45 paid speeches, many of which paid her more in a single hour than Sanders made the entire year.
The Washington Post reports on Sanders's income. "The senator from Vermont reported income of just more than $200,000 on his 2014 returns, according to the first few pages of his federal and Vermont filings, which were shared with The Washington Post back in June. On Friday, the couple is planning to release the rest of the returns, including attached schedules," writes the paper. "The vast majority of the couple's income came from Sanders's $174,000 Senate salary and Social Security benefits that both he and his wife, Jane, a former college president, receive."
In 2014 alone, Clinton gave speeches to GE (for $225,500), the National Automobile Dealers Association ($325,500), Deutsche Bank AG ($280,000), and many more.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: DBCowboy
Oh come on the source of the income is important as far determining the kind of character the potential next president is going to be.
They are going to be and are very powerful there had to be accountability.
originally posted by: Teikiatsu
Meanwhile Bernie's wife and finances are doing just fine...
time.com...
originally posted by: Teikiatsu
Meanwhile Bernie's wife and finances are doing just fine...
time.com...
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
originally posted by: Teikiatsu
Meanwhile Bernie's wife and finances are doing just fine...
time.com...
That article really tells me nothing. He's got a great retirement account that'll pay him 71,000 a year when he's retired.
He's in his 70's, sounds like he invested and put his own money away in a smart way, and honestly there are people I know that are engineers, programmers, and IT people that make more than $71,000 a year.
Yeah, trying to make Bernie look like a lying rich millionaire? Not going to work. Nice try though.
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
originally posted by: Teikiatsu
Meanwhile Bernie's wife and finances are doing just fine...
time.com...
That article really tells me nothing. He's got a great retirement account that'll pay him 71,000 a year when he's retired.
He's in his 70's, sounds like he invested and put his own money away in a smart way, and honestly there are people I know that are engineers, programmers, and IT people that make more than $71,000 a year.
Yeah, trying to make Bernie look like a lying rich millionaire? Not going to work. Nice try though.
originally posted by: avgguy
a reply to: MystikMushroom
It's a pension for doing basically nil in government for 30 yrs. at least IT people and engineers have an education and a job.