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Wealthiest Members of Congress - 2009 (view source)
Revision as of 19:43, August 31, 2010
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The '''Wealthiest Members of Congress''' actually got even wealthier last year, even though 2009 saw one of the worst economic downturns in America since the [[Great Depression]], according the [[The Hill]], which released its annual ranking of lawmakers' estimated wealth. <ref>[http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/116489-wealthy-lawmakers-increased-their-riches-as-economy-sputtered-in-2009- Wealthy lawmakers increased their riches as economy sputtered in '09]</ref> Most are [[liberals]] committed to [[income redistribution]] of Americans, another example of [[Liberal values]].
1. Sen. [[John Kerry]] (D-Mass.): $188.6 million
2. Rep. [[Darrel Issa]] (R-Calif.): $160.1 million
3. Rep. [[Jane Harman]] (D-Calif.): $152.3 million
4. Sen. [[Jay Rockefeller]] ( D-W.Va.): $83.7 million
5. Rep. [[Michael McCaul]] (R-Texas): $73.8 million
6. Sen. [[Mark Warner]] (D-Va.); $70.2 million
7. Rep. [[Jared Polis]] (D-Colo.): $56.5 million
8. Rep. [[Vern Buchanan]] (R-Fla.): $53.5 million
9. Sen. [[Frank Lautenberg]] (D-N.J.): $49.7 million
10. Sen. [[Diane Feinstein]] (D-Calif.): $46.1 million
== References ==
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[[Category: United States Congress]]
[[Category: Economics]]
1. Sen. [[John Kerry]] (D-Mass.): $188.6 million
2. Rep. [[Darrel Issa]] (R-Calif.): $160.1 million
3. Rep. [[Jane Harman]] (D-Calif.): $152.3 million
4. Sen. [[Jay Rockefeller]] ( D-W.Va.): $83.7 million
5. Rep. [[Michael McCaul]] (R-Texas): $73.8 million
6. Sen. [[Mark Warner]] (D-Va.); $70.2 million
7. Rep. [[Jared Polis]] (D-Colo.): $56.5 million
8. Rep. [[Vern Buchanan]] (R-Fla.): $53.5 million
9. Sen. [[Frank Lautenberg]] (D-N.J.): $49.7 million
10. Sen. [[Diane Feinstein]] (D-Calif.): $46.1 million
== References ==
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[[Category: United States Congress]]
[[Category: Economics]]