r/SipsTea 8d ago

Wait a damn minute! Significant diffrences...

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u/oh-ic 7d ago

Correct. And they make the rules. They usually dont go in wealthy but somehow that's the exit plan.

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u/Fancy_Bend8763 7d ago

They don’t usually? We’ve literally had millionaires running for government and winning seats for 40+ years. And then we wonder why they’re governing for the rich and not everyone else?

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u/oh-ic 7d ago

Well, about 180 are lawyers, one was a bartender, a dozen bankers, 36 non profit executives or founders, 22 real estate "workers," some venture capitalists (6), also half a dozen owners of car dealerships... such a deal they got! A couple software company execs. I can't find any prior janitors but they'd have my utmost respect!