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But when he ran for governor of Massachusetts in 2002, he was all but forced to release his tax returns. It’s not a pretty picture. Reich’s 1040 reveals an income of more than $1 million, much of it giving speeches to corporations and universities for up to $40,000 a pop. He contributed just $2,714 to charity, or .2 percent of his income — note the decimal — and not all of that was cash. Part of it was the value of a donation of a used drum set to an organization called City of Peace.<ref>http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1c5_1238044128&c=1</ref>}}

But when he ran for governor of Massachusetts in 2002, he was all but forced to release his tax returns. It’s not a pretty picture. Reich’s 1040 reveals an income of more than $1 million, much of it giving speeches to corporations and universities for up to $40,000 a pop. He contributed just $2,714 to charity, or .2 percent of his income — note the decimal — and not all of that was cash. Part of it was the value of a donation of a used drum set to an organization called City of Peace.<ref>http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1c5_1238044128&c=1</ref>}}

 

[[Barack Obama]] has also been criticized concerning [[Barack Obama and uncharitableness|his charitable giving]].  

[[Barack Obama]] has also been criticized concerning [[Barack Obama and uncharitableness|his charitable giving]].