Hey, Buggyone~ While we are on the topic of what kind of money politicians are living with, here's a question for you.
We all hear about not legislating morality. But at the same time we hear about how much we should be required to pay in tax to take care of the less fortunate among us. Isn't the desire/need to help others a morality issue? If so, why does it need to be legislated? And if those in DC think it is so important to give money to programs or whatever is needed to help folks, why aren't they freely giving all their millions? I can live far less than 100,000 for all my life, plus given to the poor and needy, AFTER TAXES! I have never stopped the likes of Pelosi, Obama, or anyone on the other side of the aisle for that matter, from giving to the poor and needy. How much are those politicians worth anyway? 435 in Congress and 100 in the Senate, and one president= 536 total. If each gave 1million dollars=$536 million! That is a chunk of change!

Here is the list of the TOP 10 RICHEST POLITICIANS IN CONGRESS. Looks like alot of them could probably afford much more than 1 million donation...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...Sen_John_Kerry