The 2024 US Election's Wealth Divide: Who's Actually Rich?

With Election Day behind us, here's something wild—the potential POTUS candidates have wildly different bank accounts.

Donald Trump tops the list at **$6.4 billion** (his Truth Social stake alone is worth $4.6B), while Biden sits at **$10 million**—basically pocket change compared to Trump. RFK Jr. has **$15 million** stashed mostly in Kennedy family trusts and real estate. Marianne Williamson, the spiritual guru author, flexed **$2.5 million**, but allegedly drops $276K on travel and $41K on clothes annually.

Then there's Cornel West—who somehow earned **$15M+ over 30 years** but claims he's "living paycheck to paycheck." His net worth? A brutal **$50K**, buried under $483K in tax liens. Talk about financial self-sabotage.

The kicker? The presidential salary is $400K—a pay *cut* for Trump but pocket money for the rest. Meanwhile, Biden and Jill combined pulled in $620K last year, with most wealth locked in Delaware real estate ($7M total).

So much for the "all politicians get rich" narrative—some just don't know how to keep it.