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Barbara Boxer's net worth is $3.2 million (Original Post) AZ Progressive May 2016 OP
She supports the Patriot Act and several other non-liberal ideas. Silver_Witch May 2016 #1
You're ruining the new narrative of Boxer .99center May 2016 #37
They're also in-laws, I believe. dchill May 2016 #2
That too, but that's also because she's a part of the establishment AZ Progressive May 2016 #4
Just another finger-wagging authoritarian. dchill May 2016 #8
What's authoritarian about facts? snowy owl May 2016 #76
I think DChill is referring to Boxer as the finger wagging authoritarian Ned_Devine May 2016 #78
That's because she filed income taxes... Where are Bernie's nt Jitter65 May 2016 #3
Where are those transcripts that Hillary was supposed to bring out? AZ Progressive May 2016 #5
No law requires Hillary to supply transcripts. There are laws that require Senators The Second Stone May 2016 #42
What law is that? AgerolanAmerican May 2016 #51
There is no law that requires a presidential candidate to release any tax returns The Velveteen Ocelot May 2016 #61
But as you know it is common practice. riversedge May 2016 #101
Yes. I was simply responding to the statement that the law requires it, The Velveteen Ocelot May 2016 #102
Fact fail! NWCorona May 2016 #70
Indeed, Sen Sanders has failed to comply with the Senate financial filing The Second Stone May 2016 #75
With the IRS Duckhunter935 May 2016 #6
Bernie released their income taxes weeks ago. snort May 2016 #57
Derrrrrp! MrMickeysMom May 2016 #67
I suppose the IRS has them. And you have his 2014 returns. JonLeibowitz May 2016 #79
She's also bucking for a Cozy Crony Corrupt Clinton Cabinet berth, I'd bet... Pays off handsomely. AzDar May 2016 #7
Crooked=Clinton. dchill May 2016 #9
That's Trump's line CajunBlazer May 2016 #30
It's Trump's line in your dreams. It's historical fact. dchill May 2016 #74
It is Trump's line CajunBlazer May 2016 #91
We'd know how much Bernie is worth if he would release all of his income tax. Metric System May 2016 #10
He's released them...if you bother to look them up you'll know Armstead May 2016 #16
You'd sure be smart then! MrMickeysMom May 2016 #68
And annavictorious May 2016 #11
it was a fairly spartan trip - they snacked on sliders . . . . ok, they were lobster sliders DrDan May 2016 #23
There are 41 Democrats in Congress from California jamese777 May 2016 #12
This message was self-deleted by its author TM99 May 2016 #55
Get her under there! BootinUp May 2016 #13
Got that right. You can join her. Ed Suspicious May 2016 #28
And? Zynx May 2016 #14
She is a public service worker. Ed Suspicious May 2016 #29
With a pretty good salary and she's been at it a long time. Her husband is also a lawyer. Zynx May 2016 #94
She's been a Senator a long time itsrobert May 2016 #15
She's out of touch with the economic issues of the bottom 80% of Americans AZ Progressive May 2016 #17
Senator Boxer's Ratings jamese777 May 2016 #19
You do what you need to do to get elected, doesn't mean you actually believe in it. AZ Progressive May 2016 #21
Bernie has been pulling down six figures for 25 years redstateblues May 2016 #52
Maybe he donates it to worthy causes? Is wealth how we measure people these days? JonLeibowitz May 2016 #81
This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel May 2016 #34
Boxer, Feinstein and Pelosi jamese777 May 2016 #18
And how much is Bernie Sanders worth? KingFlorez May 2016 #20
A lot closer to the Average American, plus he has a whole history of economic progressivism AZ Progressive May 2016 #22
This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel May 2016 #38
Whoop-Dee-Doo. He's the cleanest candidate we've run in silvershadow May 2016 #77
Bernie makes... jamese777 May 2016 #24
And yet that does not stop them from supporting a $15 wage floor. Ash_F May 2016 #25
Even as a US Congressman A Little Weird May 2016 #33
If Bernie's net worth is anything near a million he's a fraud CorkySt.Clair May 2016 #26
Bernie is 74 years old jamese777 May 2016 #39
Barbara Boxer is 75. Zynx May 2016 #95
If they don't support Bernie run them over with the bus. n/t doc03 May 2016 #27
Good idea. I'm all for it. Ed Suspicious May 2016 #32
Seriously, we're attacking Barbara Boxer now??? Bleacher Creature May 2016 #31
It isn't unreasonable to think that someone who has a net worth like that would be pretty aloof and AZ Progressive May 2016 #43
She lives in the Bay Area of California. If she bought her house 20 years ago, and did nothing since politicaljunkie41910 May 2016 #72
Bobby Kennedy was wealthy. He wasn't out of touch with Americans. blue neen May 2016 #93
Under the bus she goes. They are starting their own party, with our party name. All Dems go under seabeyond May 2016 #45
I'm fine with dissing anyone who voted for the unconstitutional and amoral Patriot Act. JonLeibowitz May 2016 #82
Is that supposed to be a lot? YouDig May 2016 #35
Yes, success is bad!!! Bad I tell 'ya!!!! No one must have success!!!! We must all suck at life beaglelover May 2016 #36
You just exposed yourself as a Republican AZ Progressive May 2016 #44
Nope. Just a dem who works hard and has achieved modest success at life. beaglelover May 2016 #46
It's obvious that you people are moderate Republicans, it shouldn't be a surprise AZ Progressive May 2016 #48
That's bullshit. redstateblues May 2016 #60
Yup, and "you've got yours" AZ Progressive May 2016 #49
Wait, what? grossproffit May 2016 #56
Dude, I was born over 20 years after WW2 ended! One can still get ahead today by getting an beaglelover May 2016 #86
Did your parents benefit from the Postwar boom? AZ Progressive May 2016 #87
Good for you! grossproffit May 2016 #54
Good for her. grossproffit May 2016 #40
several million more Democrats are "defiantly" supporting Hillary than Bernie. wyldwolf May 2016 #41
Betcha she was tapped for VP.. 2banon May 2016 #47
this is a great strategy bigtree May 2016 #50
I'm surprised that it isn't more. At her age, just the value of her home and retirement anotherproletariat May 2016 #53
It's all "Us" vs. "Them," right? Sparkly May 2016 #58
The 1% is at war with the bottom 80% and you guys are accomplices AZ Progressive May 2016 #59
Imagine this, if you can: You're wrong. Sparkly May 2016 #62
Just because you say so doesn't mean its so. It's so easy for anyone to say anything... AZ Progressive May 2016 #64
Exactly. Sparkly May 2016 #71
You've got me. Incidentally, when the revolution comes, can you chop off my head with a sword as Zynx May 2016 #96
Attack a popular CA dem right before the CA primary. Brilliant strategy!!!!! JoePhilly May 2016 #63
I certainly like what the Democrats have done in terms of social issues... AZ Progressive May 2016 #65
Does nothing to change what I said. JoePhilly May 2016 #66
Why should I care about Barbara Boxer? AZ Progressive May 2016 #69
So? blue neen May 2016 #73
So? Beacool May 2016 #80
Bernie might derail the gravy train. The elected establishment Democrats ... spin May 2016 #83
Can we have the roses Norrin Radd May 2016 #84
LOL, you win this thread, well done dreamnightwind May 2016 #85
Thanks. Thought maybe no one Norrin Radd May 2016 #107
One of the most mentally bankrupt themes coming out of the Sanders campaign these days. NCTraveler May 2016 #88
Two Clintons. 41 Years. $3 Billion. Inside The Clinton Donor Network (WaPo Nov. 2015) bobthedrummer May 2016 #89
Wow, she's rich-rich-rich! Good for her! NurseJackie May 2016 #90
I'm still waiting for an answer. What was FDR worth? blue neen May 2016 #92
Attacking a popular CA dem is a BRILLIANT strategy right before the CA primary!!! JoePhilly May 2016 #97
Now you know why she supports who she does. Money begets money. NorthCarolina May 2016 #98
Man, FDR must have been a prick considering how rich he was. Zynx May 2016 #99
LOL NorthCarolina May 2016 #100
FDR did nothing meaningful to stop lynching, interred the Japanese Americans, fire-bombed cities, Zynx May 2016 #103
Yeah, NorthCarolina May 2016 #104
How did the Kennedy's earn their money? blue neen May 2016 #105
Still waiting for answers. Alan Grayson's net worth is $32 million, 10 times Barbara Boxer's. blue neen May 2016 #106
 

Silver_Witch

(1,820 posts)
1. She supports the Patriot Act and several other non-liberal ideas.
Sun May 15, 2016, 05:54 PM
May 2016

That said she does seem to be a liberal - but where do Congress people get all this money - one just has to ask.

.99center

(1,237 posts)
37. You're ruining the new narrative of Boxer
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:14 PM
May 2016

She's the most liberal woman in America, next to Clinton! Ignore all fair criticism's you've read about her over the years on DU. She's liberal compared to a lot of elected officials but that's not saying much.

dchill

(38,505 posts)
2. They're also in-laws, I believe.
Sun May 15, 2016, 05:55 PM
May 2016

AND she's a Clinton superdelegate. Other than that, completely impartial.

 

The Second Stone

(2,900 posts)
42. No law requires Hillary to supply transcripts. There are laws that require Senators
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:33 PM
May 2016

to provide tax returns. What a sneaking and lying way to try to change the subject.

The Velveteen Ocelot

(115,735 posts)
61. There is no law that requires a presidential candidate to release any tax returns
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:22 PM
May 2016

to the public. It has been customary since the '70s but it is not required. The only requirement is the same one that applies to everybody, which is to file tax returns with the IRS. Which he did.

 

The Second Stone

(2,900 posts)
75. Indeed, Sen Sanders has failed to comply with the Senate financial filing
Mon May 16, 2016, 01:47 AM
May 2016

requirements, and has failed to disclose those facts required. That means he was never serious about running for President.

Here is the requirement in plain English, Sanders has failed to file by May 15.



Forms to be filed by:

Senators who were Members for 61 days or more in the previous year are required to file an annual report by May 15 of each year.
Candidates for Senate who must file within 30 days of becoming a candidate or by May 15th, whichever is later, but in no event later than 30 days prior to any election.
Officers and employees who received compensation for more than 60 days during the previous year at an annual rate of pay in excess of 120% of basic pay in effect for the GS-15 rate, which in 2014 was $120,749.
Employees designated as a principal assistant by a Member (who does not have an employee compensated at an annual rate of pay in excess of 120% of GS-15).
Employees designated to handle political funds under Rule 41.
Other individuals, pursuant to Rule 41, whose salary is at or above 120% of GS-15 level which include:
A reemployed annuitant (whose annuity is treated as disbursed by the Secretary of the Senate).
An officer or employee of the federal government on assignment to a committee of the Senate or to a joint entity of Congress on a reimbursable basis.
An individual who performs full-time services for any committee or office and whose salary is not paid by the United States government.
Individuals include, if the salary and period of employment thresholds are met, temporary or part-time employees, consultants, educational fellows and other temporary assistants paid from non-governmental funds.
Employees who commence employment in 2015 who expect to be compensated for greater than 60 days at an annual rate of compensation equal to or in excess of 120% the rate of annual pay in effect in 2015 for GS-15 ($121,956) file within 30 days of commencing employment.
Employees are identified above, and Senators, shall file on or before the thirtieth day after termination of employment/retirement of such position, a report covering the preceding calendar year and covering the portion of the calendar year in which the termination/retirement occurs, up to the date the individual left such office or position, unless the individual has accepted employment in another position which would necessitate the May 15, 2015 filing.


Periodic Transaction Report Forms

The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 (STOCK Act) require Senators and “senior staff” (earning $121,956 or more in CY 2015) to periodically disclose certain financial transactions. Filers must promptly report any purchase, sale, or exchange of any stock, bond, commodities future, and other securities if the transaction exceeds $1,000.

Reports should be filed with:
Senate Office of Public Records
232 Hart Building
Washington, D.C. 20510-7116
202-224-0322

Or electronically at https://efd.senate.gov


For further information contact:
Select Committee on Ethics
220 Hart Building
Washington, D.C. 20510-6425
202-224-2981


There is no exception for "democratic" socialist senators, but Sanders took one anyway, like a common republican taking a whole pocketful of mints on the way out of a restaurant. Socialism: you can take what is not yours to take.

CajunBlazer

(5,648 posts)
30. That's Trump's line
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:05 PM
May 2016

Except for your high post count,I would have thought you are a Republican troll. Are you going to vote for Trump after Shanders loses?

dchill

(38,505 posts)
74. It's Trump's line in your dreams. It's historical fact.
Mon May 16, 2016, 01:42 AM
May 2016

And "Shanders?" Is that a typo, a smear, or what?

And we DO still have secret ballot. But here's a hint: NO creep is getting my vote.

CajunBlazer

(5,648 posts)
91. It is Trump's line
Mon May 16, 2016, 10:43 PM
May 2016

And its only a historical fact in YOUR dreams. But if you want you dreams to come true badly enough, you will eventually end up believing they are true.

Example, think of all of the people on DU, perhaps you included, who were absolutely convinced Sanders would win the nomination, not a question in their minds. Think of people who still seem convinced that he has a good chance of making their dreams/beliefs come true.

 

Armstead

(47,803 posts)
16. He's released them...if you bother to look them up you'll know
Sun May 15, 2016, 06:33 PM
May 2016

But easier to carp about years not included. I guess those are the ones where he made and spent $31 million making speeches but doesn't want anyone to know. Or maybe that year he made a killing on oil stocks and stashed it away in secret real estate investments.

jamese777

(546 posts)
12. There are 41 Democrats in Congress from California
Sun May 15, 2016, 06:20 PM
May 2016

39 in the House and 2 in the Senate. 37 of them have endorsed Hillary Clinton and none have endorsed Bernie Sanders.

4 members of the House have not endorsed anyone including Nancy Pelosi who says she won't be endorsing anyone because she is Minority Leader.

Response to jamese777 (Reply #12)

Zynx

(21,328 posts)
94. With a pretty good salary and she's been at it a long time. Her husband is also a lawyer.
Tue May 17, 2016, 11:49 AM
May 2016

They've done well, but that's hardly a stratospheric amount of cash.

itsrobert

(14,157 posts)
15. She's been a Senator a long time
Sun May 15, 2016, 06:31 PM
May 2016

$3.2 Million? And from California? She could have been raking in a lot more

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
17. She's out of touch with the economic issues of the bottom 80% of Americans
Sun May 15, 2016, 06:37 PM
May 2016

Plus she has incentive to support Hillary due to her family ties.

jamese777

(546 posts)
19. Senator Boxer's Ratings
Sun May 15, 2016, 07:07 PM
May 2016

She has a lifetime 3% conservative voting record from the American Conservative Union.
Americans For Democratics Action gave her a 100% rating.
The AFL-CIO gives her a lifetime 97% pro-labor rating.
http://votesmart.org/candidate/evaluations/53274/barbara-boxer#.Vzj_Xrx-yrU

redstateblues

(10,565 posts)
52. Bernie has been pulling down six figures for 25 years
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:44 PM
May 2016

She has obviously been a better money manager than Bernie. What's he done with all that money?

Response to itsrobert (Reply #15)

jamese777

(546 posts)
18. Boxer, Feinstein and Pelosi
Sun May 15, 2016, 06:46 PM
May 2016

all have wealthy husbands whose earnings count toward their net worth.

Boxer's husband, Stewart, a prominent attorney in Oakland, represents injured workers in worker's compensation cases, keeping a very low political profile. In 2006, the Boxers sold their house in Greenbrae, where they had lived for many years, and moved to Rancho Mirage.

Senator Boxer is number 44 in net worth among the 100 senators. By way of contrast, Republican California Congressman Darrell Issa has a net worth of $437 million, Nancy Pelosi is at $101 million and Diane Feinstein is at $94 million

KingFlorez

(12,689 posts)
20. And how much is Bernie Sanders worth?
Sun May 15, 2016, 07:10 PM
May 2016

Probably a whole lot more than that considering that he raised millions and millions in this campaign. That's millions that Jane Sanders has received in pay, because we all know that he has paid her for working on his campaigns. Open your eyes.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
22. A lot closer to the Average American, plus he has a whole history of economic progressivism
Sun May 15, 2016, 07:16 PM
May 2016

And was poor for much of his life.

Response to KingFlorez (Reply #20)

 

silvershadow

(10,336 posts)
77. Whoop-Dee-Doo. He's the cleanest candidate we've run in
Mon May 16, 2016, 01:50 AM
May 2016

decades upon decades. Their current net worth is modest, and most importantly, was all gained from ordinary income.

jamese777

(546 posts)
24. Bernie makes...
Sun May 15, 2016, 07:57 PM
May 2016

$174,000 a year in salary and when he was in the House of Representatives starting in 1991 he made $125,000 and when he left the House in 2007 he was making $165,000. He's made good money in the federal government for the last 25 years.
Bernie's wife made $160,000 a year as President of Burlington College and she got a $200,000 severance package when she left.

jamese777

(546 posts)
39. Bernie is 74 years old
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:19 PM
May 2016

If he's saved any money at all after working at good paying jobs for the last 50 years or more and having a gainfully employed wife and only 1 child to support, he should be worth well over a million. His home alone, with the mortage paid off by now should be worth at least $400,000.
His jobs in Congress for 25 years pay well over $100,000 a year plus benefits.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
43. It isn't unreasonable to think that someone who has a net worth like that would be pretty aloof and
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:19 PM
May 2016

out of touch with the rest of Americans on economic issues.

politicaljunkie41910

(3,335 posts)
72. She lives in the Bay Area of California. If she bought her house 20 years ago, and did nothing since
Sun May 15, 2016, 11:24 PM
May 2016

that alone would give her a net worth of $3 million dollars. It's simple economics regarding Bay Area property values. It doesn't mean anything. I know people who have had similar home values that have escalated like that. The problem is that they love the area they live in and can't bring themselves to leave. They will move away once they retire and try to cash in, but by the time they fix it up and sell it and pay capital gains taxes on it, they won't have netted that much, particularly when they go house hunting in any other desirable part of the country.

 

seabeyond

(110,159 posts)
45. Under the bus she goes. They are starting their own party, with our party name. All Dems go under
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:21 PM
May 2016

the bus because they did not support Sanders. Establishment, I tell you. Corporatist.

Sanders walks into the Dem party, owns it, and dumps all party members to hold the title, that he has bashed for five decades.

What a man.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
82. I'm fine with dissing anyone who voted for the unconstitutional and amoral Patriot Act.
Mon May 16, 2016, 02:02 AM
May 2016

Policy matters more than personality.

YouDig

(2,280 posts)
35. Is that supposed to be a lot?
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:12 PM
May 2016

Bernie would be worth that if he didn't use #berniemath in his financial decisions.

beaglelover

(3,486 posts)
36. Yes, success is bad!!! Bad I tell 'ya!!!! No one must have success!!!! We must all suck at life
Sun May 15, 2016, 08:13 PM
May 2016

and live off the government teet.

beaglelover

(3,486 posts)
46. Nope. Just a dem who works hard and has achieved modest success at life.
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:22 PM
May 2016

We do exist on this website you know.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
48. It's obvious that you people are moderate Republicans, it shouldn't be a surprise
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:34 PM
May 2016

You react the same way as Republicans and just proves what I've been saying before, that you guys are just moderate Republicans that lean left on social issues.

redstateblues

(10,565 posts)
60. That's bullshit.
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:05 PM
May 2016

There is an anti success attitude among BSS that accuses anyone who has done well of being a Republican. You BSS think anyone besides Sanders supporters that has had success is evil. It's just plain ignorance.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
49. Yup, and "you've got yours"
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:36 PM
May 2016

Even though part of that prosperity was likely from the massive postwar boom that was made possible by both the aftermath of World War II and FDR's GI Bill.

beaglelover

(3,486 posts)
86. Dude, I was born over 20 years after WW2 ended! One can still get ahead today by getting an
Mon May 16, 2016, 08:38 AM
May 2016

education in something marketable and work hard. This is America baby!!

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
87. Did your parents benefit from the Postwar boom?
Mon May 16, 2016, 11:33 AM
May 2016

Then you indirectly benefited from it too.

Anyone else that had jobs during the postwar era also benefited due to the purchasing power of Americans during that time stimulating a lot of job growth.

bigtree

(85,998 posts)
50. this is a great strategy
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:38 PM
May 2016

...piss off California by attacking this popular legislator before their primary.

Winning!

 

anotherproletariat

(1,446 posts)
53. I'm surprised that it isn't more. At her age, just the value of her home and retirement
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:44 PM
May 2016

account should be near this much. Everything I've read says that a couple should save at least one million in retirement accounts, and houses in California are expensive. I don't really think she's all that wealthy.

Sparkly

(24,149 posts)
58. It's all "Us" vs. "Them," right?
Sun May 15, 2016, 09:57 PM
May 2016

If you're not with us, you're against us.

If you don't follow our one path, you're doing the devil's work.

This tells you why Socialism can't work in this country without it being a totalitarian dictatorship. We are a melting pot that doesn't easily melt -- we divide, subdivide, and divide even further. Unless we get to the point of unity -- where we reach OUT to each other and form cohesion -- the ideals people like Sanders and his supporters espouse will never become reality... not even a step closer.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
59. The 1% is at war with the bottom 80% and you guys are accomplices
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:03 PM
May 2016

You guys don't give a shit that much of us are suffering, and act like economic issues are petty and can be ignored.

Sparkly

(24,149 posts)
62. Imagine this, if you can: You're wrong.
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:24 PM
May 2016

I know that's difficult, but try it.

Maybe we care as much (or -- gasp! -- MORE) about people who are suffering. Maybe even more Clinton supporters are AMONG the suffering, and maybe they aren't stupid. Maybe economic issues are the top priority involved.

Can you imagine that? Or are you just right all the time about everything?

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
64. Just because you say so doesn't mean its so. It's so easy for anyone to say anything...
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:27 PM
May 2016

yet its much harder to actually prove it. Words are cheap, actions and behavior are much more telling.

Sparkly

(24,149 posts)
71. Exactly.
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:48 PM
May 2016

Just because you say so doesn't mean it's so.

My point is about being open to the possibility that maybe -- just maybe -- you are wrong, especially when you are characterizing what's inside other people's hearts and minds.

Zynx

(21,328 posts)
96. You've got me. Incidentally, when the revolution comes, can you chop off my head with a sword as
Tue May 17, 2016, 11:52 AM
May 2016

opposed to an ax? I want a cleaner cut.

AZ Progressive

(3,411 posts)
65. I certainly like what the Democrats have done in terms of social issues...
Sun May 15, 2016, 10:33 PM
May 2016

However the economic issues are more important to me.

As MLK Said:

''What good does it do to be able to eat at a lunch counter if you can't buy a hamburger?''

spin

(17,493 posts)
83. Bernie might derail the gravy train. The elected establishment Democrats ...
Mon May 16, 2016, 02:22 AM
May 2016

definitely don't want to see that happen.

 

NCTraveler

(30,481 posts)
88. One of the most mentally bankrupt themes coming out of the Sanders campaign these days.
Mon May 16, 2016, 11:39 AM
May 2016

"Barbara Boxer's net worth is $3.2 million
No wonder why she can defiantly support Hillary..."

Anyone know what Weaver is worth? How about Silverman? Killer Mike?

I could do this all day. The argument you put forth is mentally bankrupt at best. That is giving you benefit of the doubt.

 

bobthedrummer

(26,083 posts)
89. Two Clintons. 41 Years. $3 Billion. Inside The Clinton Donor Network (WaPo Nov. 2015)
Mon May 16, 2016, 11:50 AM
May 2016

"Both Clintons declined to be interviewed or comment for this article."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/clinton-money

NurseJackie

(42,862 posts)
90. Wow, she's rich-rich-rich! Good for her!
Mon May 16, 2016, 11:50 AM
May 2016

I wonder if she paid her fair share of taxes... just like Bernie does (so we're told.)

blue neen

(12,322 posts)
92. I'm still waiting for an answer. What was FDR worth?
Tue May 17, 2016, 12:02 AM
May 2016

While we're on the subject, what was LBJ worth?

Here's another good Democrat who was wealthy, JFK. What was he worth?

What's Alan Grayson worth? Who is he supporting in the primaries?

 

NorthCarolina

(11,197 posts)
100. LOL
Tue May 17, 2016, 12:01 PM
May 2016

Boxer, nor Hillary are even close to an FDR. he may have had money but he didn't earn it by graft, trading votes for gold, like most of the Corporate Dems do today.

Zynx

(21,328 posts)
103. FDR did nothing meaningful to stop lynching, interred the Japanese Americans, fire-bombed cities,
Tue May 17, 2016, 12:18 PM
May 2016

etc. I can go on in some detail cherry-picking his actions.

He also ran on a platform of balancing the budget and cutting public expenditures in 1932.

He was also born into extreme wealth and privilege. I thought that was the ultimate sin. Boxer has never done anything sordid in her rise in wealth. She has simply been a public servant and her husband is a lawyer.

 

NorthCarolina

(11,197 posts)
104. Yeah,
Tue May 17, 2016, 12:21 PM
May 2016

he was one bad dude for sure. It's taken your camp how many decades to try and undo the damage he accomplished for the middle class? And you're not completely done yet. God speed to you....time is running out.

blue neen

(12,322 posts)
106. Still waiting for answers. Alan Grayson's net worth is $32 million, 10 times Barbara Boxer's.
Tue May 17, 2016, 09:39 PM
May 2016

Grayson is supporting Bernie Sanders.

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