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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] For those of you who think he's poor, think again.

He's a classic member of the "enabler" class (much like members of congress, etc who enable the 1%ers) and doesn't have to worry about himself or his family.   The "system" takes care of that.

His salary is about 250K for LIFE with a 3-month vacation!  His pension is the same amount for LIFE with a 12-month vacation!  Even if that doesn't increase in the 20+ years he will be a SC judge, that's the equivalent of about $4M nest egg (assuming a 6% annuity rate for the pension).

His healthcare is taken care of.

His kid's will get into great colleges with financial aid.   Whether they do or don't they will get great jobs given who their dad is.

And don't forget the paid speeches and book deals that will surely come.

What more do you need?  [/quote]

Kids get financial aid when their parents make 300K+?

People are expecting him to live on the 300K per year, less taxes. The credit cards and not paying much on house principal make people wonder whether he is.[/quote]

By aid, I did not mean need-based aid.  There are enough grants and other funds you don't know about that will materialize for them.  Much like how Obama's kid got into Harvard.  No one questions those things.

He also has 3 months off a year to do as he pleases.  Don't you think the Right Wingers will compensate him with "speeches" at universities and pay top $$?  
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Your points are a nonsequitor. Malia Obama getting into Harvard is not the same funds materializing. So every Supreme Court justices has received money from the college to attend whatever school they wish?[/quote]

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