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erronis

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15. Come on, don't be so naive - this is publically reported income
Wed Mar 11, 2015, 03:35 PM
Mar 2015

This is not non-reported investments (overseas, partnerships, family members). This probably doesn't include stock options, special plans for re-investment credits. Only their hairdressers will know for sure.

Let's take a look at this from a input/output basis:

- Mortgages on 3 houses in very desirable locations - maybe $0 since magically they are already paid for. But also, maybe $500,000 per year.

- Upkeep on these 3 houses and 5+ luxury automobiles and staff: $800,000-2,000,000 per year.

- Upkeep for the children, the b@st@rds of dalliances, the multiple wives (current and ex): $500,000-4,000,000.

- Yacht(s): $400,000 per year (assuming already paid for.)

- Little ancillary expenses like food, booze, clothing, payoffs: $1,000,000-$2,000,00 per year.

So maybe I've missed a whole bunch of this conversation and maybe these guys in the fancy suits and red ties are going to flip burgers to augment their income, but...

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Only $88k monthly? HappyMe Mar 2015 #1
I don't know. Newest Reality Mar 2015 #2
Can you maintain a yacht on that low income?? n/t BP2 Mar 2015 #13
Come on, don't be so naive - this is publically reported income erronis Mar 2015 #15
Especially since so much of it trickles down to us, there's hardly any left for them. progressoid Mar 2015 #20
Any day now, we'll be getting that trickle down check. HappyMe Mar 2015 #24
Twice the median yearly income. Per month. Literally for doing nothing. phantom power Mar 2015 #3
But, but, but they create jobs ... Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2015 #4
I'm still not over those golden parachutes a couple of those leeches d_legendary1 Mar 2015 #5
I wish that people would stop kacekwl Mar 2015 #6
+1000 MissDeeds Mar 2015 #17
If he ever does become the nominee bigwillq Mar 2015 #21
Not a chance MissDeeds Mar 2015 #22
He can easily win Iowa and New Hampshire and then who knows? n/t A Simple Game Mar 2015 #19
The rich are a danger to a peaceful society and should be prevented from amassing (errr.. stealing) fasttense Mar 2015 #7
You have to be ruthless to amass such wealth. Most of us are CAPABLE of figuring out to do it sabrina 1 Mar 2015 #8
Agree. They've stolen it. erronis Mar 2015 #16
Well they earned. We're useless eaters. Ed Suspicious Mar 2015 #9
i bet those ceo's apply for social security too. spanone Mar 2015 #10
Love Bernie! abelenkpe Mar 2015 #11
These sociopaths are filth beneath contempt... gregcrawford Mar 2015 #12
Beautiful, well said! haikugal Mar 2015 #27
Yeah, Senator Sanders just isn't electable; Alkene Mar 2015 #14
Love it! I posted newer one earlier: freshwest Mar 2015 #25
My usually conservative BF says let them take off $80k from theirs riverbendviewgal Mar 2015 #18
Well, that is what needs to be said. (nt) Babel_17 Mar 2015 #23
There's greedy and then there's Cha Mar 2015 #26
We should tax and tax and tax them until they're only fabulously wealthy. Scuba Mar 2015 #28
Kicked and recommended a whole bunch! Enthusiast Mar 2015 #29
guillotine time. pansypoo53219 Mar 2015 #30
BERNIE! raging moderate Mar 2015 #31
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