Some of the richest people in Congress





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Link to Youtube video:
https://youtu.be/9EQTYXdvP0Y
Topics:
Segment 1 – Wealth
Of A Nation
  • Can
    a population in which 44% of it workforce only makes $18,000 per
    year be honestly represented by millionaires and billionaires?


Time
stamp for links:
0:16
–
44% of working Americans made $18,000/year:


1:50
– The list of some of the wealthiest members of the U.S. Congress:


3:02
– Stop tax breaks
for the rich because it never trickles down:


3:33
– Base and enhanced salaries of the U.S. Congress:


Extra
Links:
Lifelong
politicians. Look at their net worths, (which are from years ago):


Truth
Tees:


Links
to the book:
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here:
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or,
as a paperback here:


and
here:


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