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Linda McMahon Net Worth: Linda McMahon is an American businesswoman and politician who has a net worth of $1.6 billion. In addition to being the wife of WWE founder Vince McMahon, Linda is an accomplished businesswoman and a successful politician. She founded Titan Sports, Inc. along with her husband – which later became WWE, Inc. She has served as both the president and the CEO of this company during a period that stretched between 1980 and 2009.Under Linda’s leadership, the company grew from a small business to a massive multinational corporation. Although she was rarely in front of the camera, she did make a few notable appearances at events such as WrestleMania X-Seven.In 2009, McMahon left the WWE to embark on a political career. She first ran as a Republican, hoping to gain a seat as a US Senator from Connecticut. Linda self-funded two bids for the U.S. Senate, costing her $100 million in campaign expenses. She lost twice – once to a Republican nominee and once to a Democratic Representative.In 2016 President Donald Trump announced that he was nominating Linda to be his new Administrator of the Small Business Administration. Her nomination was eventually approved and confirmed in 2017. In 2019, she stepped down from her position and began working on Trump’s re-election campaign. McMahon was later named Chairwoman of the America First Action, Super PAC geared towards Trump supporters.Early Life: Linda Marie Edwards was born on October 4th of 1948 in New Bern, North Carolina. Linda grew up as an only child and a self-described tomboy, becoming passionate about sports while her parents worked at a Marine Corps base. Although Edwards was raised in a Baptist household, she later converted to Roman Catholicism.Linda met Vince McMahon at the age of 13. He was 16 at the time, and the pair began dating during high school. Vince became very close with Linda’s family, and he asked Linda to marry him after she had graduated. At the age of 17, Linda married Vince. She then attended East Carolina University and earned a bachelor’s degree in French with a certification to teach. By the early 70s, Vince had joined the family business – the World Wide Wrestling Foundation. During this period, Vince and Linda welcomed their first two children into the world.Career: Although Linda began her career working in a corporate law firm, she was soon forced to consider a different path. She and Vince declared bankruptcy at one point, and Vince was working 90-hour weeks at a quarry. Eventually, Vince founded Titan Sports, Inc. Linda started to play a more central role in the company before Vince purchased Capital Wrestling from his father.McMahon first became president of Titan Sports, Inc. in 1993. She then became CEO in 1997. Among other things, Linda helped develop product merchandising deals with outside vendors. The company started to sell popular action figures and other products. She also oversaw several controversial moments, such as McMahon’s memorandum to Pat Patterson (the Tip-Off Memo), a federal steroids investigation, and a new PG rating.McMahon actually started her political career as a member of the State Board of Education in Connecticut. She then made two attempts to win a seat on the U.S. Senate before serving with the Trump administration.Assets Disclosure: In 2017, it was reported that Vince and Linda McMahon had disclosed “billions” in assets. The couple’s joint financial disclosure filing revealed that they owned between $938 and $1.1 billion in various assets. These assets included real estate, WWE stock, hedge fund investments, and other forms of property.The document was 32 pages long, and it provided fans and political observers alike with an unprecedented look into the McMahon empire. The document highlighted the couple’s $8-million estate in Greenwich, which includes access to a nearby polo field. The document also revealed the existence of a $3-million penthouse suite in a Stamford luxury condo building named Trump Parc. Outside of Connecticut, the couple owns a loft in TriBeCa worth between $5 million and $25 million. Further properties are dispersed across New York City, Las Vegas, and Boca Raton.Aside from these major assets, the financial disclosure also revealed the fact that Linda had attempted to distance herself from the WWE and other businesses – ostensibly in preparation for her upcoming political career. Most of her assets are listed under her husband’s name, which gives her some level of protection against accusations of political conflicts of interest. That being said, experts agreed that simply transferring the title of an asset to your spouse is not really enough to free yourself from these accusations.In terms of cash, the disclosure also revealed about $12 million scattered between 10 different U.S. bank accounts – all under Vince’s name. Vince also has between $25 million and $50 million in a Morgan Stanley money market account. Although Vince appears to be the only spouse who owns WWE stock (with a net worth of about $782 million), this was later called into question. In separate documents, Linda was listed as owning 1.5% of WWE shares.The couple is also very active in public bond investments. They own between $4.7 and $15.5 million in general obligation bonds for seven cities and towns across Connecticut. Finally, the couple made a personal loan somewhere between $5 million and $25 million to a family member – believed to be one of their children.Personal Life and Real Estate: Vince and Linda McMahon were married on August 26, 1966 in North Carolina. They met in church as young teenagers. They have two children, Shane and Stephanie, who both have had a hand in the family business. They also have six grandchildren. The McMhaons live in Greenwich, Connecticut, which is a roughly 30-minute drive from WWE’s corporate headquarters in Stamford, CT. Their Greenwich mansion is reportedly worth $40 million. They also owned a $12 million penthouse in Manhattan and a sports yacht named “Sexy Bitch”.

Bob Beauprez Net Worth: Bob Beauprez is an American politician and businessman who has a net worth of $100 million. Beauprez served as a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing the 7th Congressional District of Colorado. He made his first fortune through land development, and later Bob and his wife purchased a controlling interest in a local bank called Bank VII, which was soon renamed Heritage Bank. Between 1990 and 2006, Heritage Bank’s assets under management grew from $4 million to $450 million. As a politician, Beauprez got his first leadership role in 1997 as the chairman of the Boulder County Republican Party. From 1999 to 2002, he was chairman of the Colorado Republican Party thanks to the backing of Senator Wayne Allard, and for the first time in four decades, the Republican Party lost control of the Colorado State. In 2006, he was the Republican nominee for governor of Colorado, but he was defeated by opponent Bill Ritter. While in office, Bob was one of the richest members of the House of Representatives. In his 2006 asset disclosure, Beauprez estimated his net worth to be somewhere between $9.5 million and $55 million. He was once again the Republican nominee for governor of Colorado in the 2014 election but lost to John Hickenlooper.Early Life: Bob Beauprez was born Robert Louis Beauprez on September 22, 1948, in Lafayette, Colorado. His parents, Joseph and Marie, owned a dairy farm and raised dairy cows and beef cattle. Bob and his three siblings started helping out on the farm at an early age. Beauprez attended Fairview High School in Boulder, where he was named all-conference offensive tackle as a member of the football team. After graduation, he enrolled at the University of Colorado to study physical education, and he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 1970.Career: In 1997, Bob became the chairman of the Boulder County Republican Party, and he took the same position in the Colorado Republican Party in 1999. As the chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, Beauprez focused on trying to get more Republicans elected in the state through redistricting. In 2002, he ran for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Colorado’s 7th congressional district, and in the country’s closest race, he defeated Democrat Mike Feeley by just 121 votes. During his first year in the House of Representatives, Bob was a member of the Veterans Affairs Committee, House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and Small Business Committee. After being re-elected in 2004, he served on the House Ways and Means Committee.In 2006, Beauprez became the Republican nominee for governor of Colorado and ran attack ads about his opponent Bill Ritter’s actions as district attorney regarding the case of Carlos Estrada Medina, who was an illegal immigrant and allegedly a heroin dealer. Medina received a plea bargain, and after being sentenced to probation, he was arrested (under an alias) for allegedly committing sexual abuse on a minor. Questions about the ad’s claims arose because public court records that verified this information were nonexistent, and John Marshall, Bob’s campaign manager, stated, “In federal criminal databases, the guy’s information matches up.” This information was reportedly only available in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database, which is accessible to no one but law enforcement, so the Colorado Bureau of Investigation got involved and soon asked the FBI to assist in their investigation. Beauprez denied that he had done anything wrong and said he hadn’t even heard of that particular database, though the “Denver Post” reported that Bob had actually cosponsored a 2005 bill relating to the NCIC database while serving as a Congressman. Charges were later filed against an ICE agent who gave Marshall the information, but he was acquitted.Bill Ritter won the 2006 election with 57.0% of the vote, and Beauprez ran again in 2014, this time against Governor John Hickenlooper. In the Republican primary, Bob earned 30.24% of the vote, and he chose Jill Repella, the Douglas County Commissioner, as his running mate. Beauprez lost the gubernatorial election, earning 46.0% of the vote to Hickenlooper’s 49.3%. In 2015, Bob founded Colorado Pioneer Action, a non-profit organization “committed to advancing the ideals of America’s founding by encouraging principled, inspired citizens to action.” In June 2016, Campaign Integrity Watchdog filed a complaint against Colorado Pioneer Action, alleging that the organization had violated the state’s campaign finance disclosure laws. After going to trial the following year, a judge ruled that Colorado Pioneer Action had indeed done what Campaign Integrity Watchdog accused them of, and the organization was fined $17,735 and ordered to file reports that disclosed information about their finances and the identities of their contributors.Personal Life: Bob married Claudia Paul in 1970, and they have four children. In 2006, veterans demanded that Beauprez apologize after he posed in a military-issued uniform in a photo-op despite the fact that he has never served in the military. He received three draft deferments, then during the Vietnam War, he received a medical release. Bob also drew outrage that year when he claimed “In some of our ethnic communities, we’re seeing very, very high percentages of babies, children, pregnancies end in abortion. I’ve seen numbers as high as 70 percent, maybe even more, in the African-American community that I think is just appalling.” He has caused controversy with several of his remarks on abortion, calling intrauterine devices (IUDs) “abortifacients” and saying that he would support legislation that outlawed abortion even in cases of rape and incest and that “the situations of rape or incest, and pregnancies resulting from, are relatively few.”

John F. Kennedy Net Worth: John F. Kennedy was an American politician and the 35th President of the United States who had a net worth of $12 million at the time of his death. That’s the same as $100 million in today’s dollars after adjusting for inflation. JFK was assassinated on November 22nd 1963, in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald. Thanks to valuable family trusts, had JFK lived into his 60s or 70s, he likely would have died with a net worth equal to more than $1 billion inflation-adjusted dollars.Family Fortune: JFK inherited his fortune from his father, Joseph. In 1957, Fortune Magazine estimated Kennedy’s net worth at $200 – $400 million which made him one of the 15 richest people in the country. Often recounted as having mad his fortune bootlegging alcohol during prohibition, that’s more fiction than fact. In reality, Joseph earned his fortune in the stock market then parlayed that money into a highly lucrative real estate empire. He even invested in movie studios and film production. According to legend, Joe decided to sell every share of stock he owned just before the stock market crash of 1929 after being spooked that his shoe-shine boy was investing in stocks and giving HIM stock tips. After the crash Joe reinvested his funds right back into the market and made an enormous personal fortune. At the time of his death in 1969, Joe Kennedy was worth the inflation-adjusted equivalent of $2.6 billion. To this day, Kennedy family members benefit from trusts set up by Joseph decades earlier. Joseph’s surviving children received the equivalent of hundreds of millions through trusts and dividends. When JFK Jr died in 1999 – 36 years after his father died and 30 years after his grandfather died, the younger JFK’s estate was valued at $100 million. Today John’s sister Caroline is worth $250 million.Early Life: John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, a suburb outside of Boston. His father, Joseph Kennedy Sr., was a businessman and politician who served as the chairman of the SEC and then US Ambassador to the UK. His mother, Rose Kennedy, was a philanthropist and socialite. They were an Irish Catholic family, and at the time of John F. Kennedy’s birth, they had already developed a historical reputation of political achievement. Kennedy grew up in Brookline until being sent to the elite Choate Rosemary Hall college preparatory boarding school in 1931. He suffered from numerous health issues as a child and teenager, primarily gastrointestinal issues that sometimes required hospitalization. He had intended on studying at the London School of Economics, but due to his health issues, he chose to enroll at Princeton University instead. His illness forced him to leave after two months, and after taking a year off to focus on his health, he applied to and was accepted at Harvard. In college, he was on the swim team and in the sailing club. He embarked on various sailing trips to and throughout Europe during his time at Harvard. In September of 1938, Kennedy visited his father in the United Kingdom who was working as the US Ambassador to the UK, and he was in the UK House of Commons when the nation formally declared war on Germany. Following this experience, his interest in politics grew, and he became more serious in his studies at Harvard. His senior thesis, originally titled “Appeasement in Munich” later became a best-seller under the title “Why England Slept.”  In 1940, he graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in government with a concentration on international affairs, and he decided to continue his education, enrolling at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. However, he took a break from academics not long after he began his studies and went to help his father write his memoirs regarding his role as Ambassador during World War II.Military Service: In 1941, Kennedy joined the United States Naval Reserve and worked at the Office of Naval Intelligence for a period until being assigned to Panama and later to the Pacific. In 1943, he became commander of the PT-109 naval ship, which was based in the Solomon Islands. The ship was attacked by the Japanese, and it started to sink. Kennedy asked his crew whether they wished to fight or surrender, and they chose the former. They swam nearly four miles to Olasana Island and were rescued after five days. It took Kennedy over a month to recover and return to duty. He continued to serve in the Navy for four more years and was frequently hospitalized for back problems. He retired from the service in 1945.Political Career: Kennedy’s older brother, Joe, served as a pilot in the military and was killed in the line of duty in 1944. Joe had intended on going into politics, and after Kennedy completed his military service, he briefly considered a career in journalism before deciding to pursue politics. Kennedy’s father encouraged U.S. House Representative James Michael Curry to retire and run for mayor of Boston. Kennedy moved to Boston to establish residency, and he began campaigning for the House of Representatives seat in the 11th congressional district of Massachusetts. He easily won in the democratic primary, and he won in the general election with 72% of the vote. He remained in the House for six years and began campaigning for the 1952 senate election as early as 1949. He easily won the Senate election, but he was beset by numerous health issues early in his term and was frequently absent. Kennedy gave the speech introducing Adlai Stevenson as the presidential candidate at the 1956 Democratic National Convention. Stevenson allowed the Convention to choose his vice president, and Kennedy came in second after Senator Estes Kefauver.Near the end of 1959, he had advised his staff that he would be running for president in the next year’s election. Although Kennedy’s youth and lack of experience concerned some voters, his charisma and charm won the majority of voters over. To dampen fears about his Catholicism, Kennedy maintained a strong position of separation between church and state. As his vice president, he chose Lyndon B. Johnson. He campaigned with his family and his wife, and as many historians have noted, the fact that the presidential debates were televised was a big factor in Kennedy winning the presidency. Those who listened to the debate on the radio felt that Nixon had won, but those watching on television thought Kennedy performed better. Nixon had an injured leg, was not cleanly shaven, and sweated profusely during the debate. The popular vote in the election was incredibly close, but Kennedy won with 303 electoral votes against Nixon’s 219. At his inauguration, he gave his speech that included the oft-repeated quote “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.” During his time as president, Kennedy tried to manage foreign relations with the Soviet Union, and he was somewhat successful in securing US primacy in West Berlin during his conversations with Khrushchev. One mark on his presidential legacy was the Bay of Pigs Invasion of Cuba, which was highly unsuccessful. Cuba killed and captured most of the US troops and Kennedy was forced to negotiate for their release and pay $53 million to Castro for their return.Personal Life and Death: Kennedy married Jacqueline “Jackie” Bouvier in 1953, later known as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. JFK and Jackie had two children together. Their son John F. Kennedy Jr. died in a small airplane crash in 1999. Their daughter Caroline Kennedy had a career in politics as the US Ambassador to Japan. Kennedy Sr. remains notorious for the numerous affairs he had during his marriage.On November 22nd of 1963, Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald. Numerous conspiracy theories regarding his assassination emerged throughout the years, but there has been no indication that there were any others involved in the assassination than Oswald.

Jon Ossoff Net Worth: Jon Ossoff is an American politician who has a net worth of $4 million. Jon Ossoff first became nationally known thanks to his 2020 campaign for US Senate. On January 6, 2021, it was confirmed that Ossoff defeated his opponent David Perdue.As part of this race Jon released financial disclosures that estimated his net worth at somewhere in the range of $2.3 million and $8.8 million, depending on valuations of various assets. That range includes a $1 – $5 million estimate for the value of his company Insight TWI, a documentary production company.Early Life: Thomas Jonathan Ossoff was born on February 16, 1987 in Atlanta, Georgia. His grandfather became wealthy as the co-owner of a leather factory. His mother Heather Fenton is the co-founder of NewPower PAC, a political action committee that aims to help woman get elected to local offices in Georgia. His father owns a publishing company called Strafford Publications.While in high school Jon interned for representative John Lewis. For college he attended Georgetown University, graduating from the School of Foreign Service in 2009. He then earned a Master of Science from the London School of Economics, receiving his degree in 2013.Insight TWI: Upon graduating, while still living in London, Jon went to work for a production company called Insight: The World Investigates (Insight TWI). Insight would go on to produce several documentaries for networks including the BBC. Using a $250,000 inheritance from his grandfather, Ossoff acquired majority control of the company and became CEO.Political Career: Ossoff spent five years working as a Congressional staffer for representative Hank Johnson.In 2017 after Georgia representative Tom Price was appointed to Secretary of Health and Human Services, Jon announced his candidacy to fill his seat. Ossoff received endorsements from both Hank Johnson and John Lewis. The race went to a runoff where he was ultimately defeated.In 2020 Ossoff launched a campaign to unseat incumbent Georgia Senator David Perdue. In the November general election, neither candidate received 50% of the vote so the campaign was sent to another runoff.On the afternoon of January 6, 2021, Jon Ossoff was confirmed as the winner of his race against David Perdue.Personal Life: Jon is married to Alisha Kramer, an OBGYN at Emory University Hospital.

Raphael Warnock Net Worth and Salary: Raphael Warnock is an American pastor and politician who has a net worth of $800,000. Raphael first gained national attention in 2020 when he ran for Senate against Kelly Loeffler. Prior to entering politics Warnock served as the Senior Pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.Early Life: Raphael Gamaliel Warnock was born on July 23, 1969 in Savannah, Georgia. He was the 11th of 12 children. The family grew up in public housing. His father was a mechanic in the US Army during World War II. After returning from the war, his father opened a car restoration business.For college Raphael attended Morehouse where he earned a B.A. in psychology. After Morehouse he attended Union Theological Seminary where he earned a Master of Divinity, Master of Philosophy, and Doctor of Philosophy.Religious Work: Soon after graduating from seminary he became a youth pastor at Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York.He eventually landed as Senior Pastor at Douglas Memorial Community Church in Baltimore.In 2005 he became the Senior Pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.Salary and Finances: While at Ebenezer, Warnock earned an annual salary of $275,000. Interestingly, Warnock will actually take a pay cut when he enters the Senate, where first-year Senators earn around $174,000.According to his federal election financial form, Raphael Warnock’s net worth is somewhere around $800,000, depending on current market values of his stock portfolio. His biggest stock asset is retirement account with MMBB that is worth between $500,000 and $1 million. He portfolio has around a dozen other investments that are each worth between $1,000 and $15,000.2020 Senate Race: In 2019, billionaire Kelly Loeffler was appointed to the Senate by the Governor of Georgia to replace an incumbent who had decided to step down. Loeffler and Warnock ran a tight race in 2020. The November general election results were so close that a runoff was needed.On January 5, 2021 Raphael Warnock defeated Loeffler in that runoff.

Josh Hawley Net Worth: Josh Hawley is an American politician who has a net worth of $1.1 million. Josh was elected to the US Senate after defeating incumbent Claire McCaskill in 2018. According to his most recent financial disclosure, Josh’s net worth ranges between $500,000 and $1.7 million, after removing between $250,000 and $500,000 worth of liabilities.Early Life: Joshua David Hawley was born on December 31, 1979 in Springdale, Arkansas. His family soon moved to Lexington, Missouri. His mother is a teacher and his father worked in finance and banking.He attended Stanford University, graduating in 2002 Phi Beta Kappa.Between 2002 and 2003 he spent a year teaching at St Paul’s School in London before returning to attend Yale Law School. He graduated with his Juris Doctor in 2006.After graduating, Hawley spent two years working as a law clerk for a U.S. Court of Appeals judge. He then clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts from 2007 to 2008.Political Career: In 2016 Hawley launched a bid to become Attorney General of Missouri. On August 2, 2016 he was elected in the Republican primary and then went on to win the general election on November 8.He served as Attorney General from 2017 to 2019. During his time as AG, he joined 20 Republican AGs in opposing the Affordable Care Act. Their lawsuit sought to declare the ACA as unconstitutional and would have eliminated coverage for people with preexisting conditions. On appeal, the lawsuit was eventually shut down.During his time as AG, Josh investigated opioid manufacturers, tech companies such as Google and Catholic clergy.In November 2018 Josh was elected to the US Senate, defeating Claire McCaskill.Trump Riots: In January 2021, Josh announced his intention to object to Electoral College results in several swing states on January 6 when the Senate was meeting to confirm the results. The action was roundly criticized as a pointless act of theater to further Hawley’s own political ambitions and appease Donald Trump. The objection had zero chance of actually impacting the election.As Hawley entered the capital on January 6, he put up a clenched fist and thumbs up salute to Donald Trump’s soon-to-be traitorous rioters. Soon after Hawley’s salute, those rioters stormed the Capital, clashed with police, broke into private offices, broke into the Senate and House floors and generally wreaked havoc that left one rioter dead.In the wake of the violence many called for Hawley to be expelled or even arrested His acts in retrospect had the tint of treason and sedition. To make matters worse, Hawley actually put out a fundraising plea while the riots were underway.Furthermore, AFTER the riots and bodies were cleared from the Capital, Hawley continued with his pointless electoral objection theater.His hometown paper, the Kansas City Star, soon posted an article titled “Assault on Democracy: Senator Josh Hawley has blood on his hands in Capital coup attempt”. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch posted a headline “Hawley sets the constitution on fire and chaos ensues”. The Washington Post went with the headline “Trump, Hawley and Cruz will each wear the scarlet “S” of a seditionist”.A day later, publishing company Simon & Schuster announced it had revoked a deal to release a book written by Hawley. Hawley responded to the announcement over Twitter with a post that was overwhelmingly derided. Hawley complained about his First Amendment rights being taken away despite the fact that there is clearly no First Amendment right to release a for-profit book. Furthermore, his Tweet complaining about the book deal was the first Tweet he had sent since the violent riots that he arguably helped cause. He did not send a Tweet denouncing the violent mob or calling for prayers for the people who were injured or lost their lives. One of the people murdered in the riots was a Capital Policeman.Personal Life: Josh met his future wife Erin Morrow while they both clerked for John Roberts. They married in 2010 and have three children.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis net worth: Jacqueline Lee (Bouvier) Kennedy Onassis, also known as Jackie Kennedy, was an American First Lady and philanthropist who had a net worth of $150 million at the time of her death in 1994. That’s the same as around $270 million in today’s dollars. She was the widow of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. She was the First Lady of the United States from 1961 until JFK’s assassination in 1963.Early Life: Jacqueline Lee Bouvier was born in Southampton, New York on July 28, 1929. Her parents were well-off thanks to an inheritance received by her father, John Vernou “Black Jack” Bouvier. “Black Jack” was also a high-earning stock broker on Wall Street. Unfortunately “Black Jack” gambled and drank away the family fortune, leading to her parent’s divorce.After her parents divorced, Jackie and her sister Caroline, who later in life would be known as Lee Radziwill, divided their time between Virginia, Rhode Island, and New York. In 1994 Lee’s son Anthony married Carole Ann DeFalco, better known today as Carole Radziwill, one of the cast members Real Housewives of New York.From a very young age, Jackie had a love for horses and wanted to become an equestrienne. During the Great Depression, she attended the Chapin School in New York from first-sixth grade. In 1951, Bouvier graduated from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., with a Bachelor of Arts degree in French literature. In the summer of 1951, she went on a trip through Europe with her sister, Caroline. Following the trip, they wrote a book titled “One Special Summer”, which contained Jackie’s own drawings.Marriage to JFK: Jackie and John F. Kennedy had long-run in similar social circles. They were formally introduced at a dinner party in 1952.On September 12, 1953 they married at St. Mary’s Church in Newport, Rhode Island. They honeymooned in Acapulco, Mexico.In 1957, she gave birth to Caroline Bouvier. John announced his candidacy for Presidency on January 3, 1960 and was elected on November 8th, making Jackie the third-youngest First Lady ever, at age 31. About two weeks after the election, Jackie gave birth to John F. Kennedy Jr.As First Lady, she is most noted for planning White House social events, her fashion sense, restoring the inside of the White House, and her popularity among international dignitaries. In early 1963, she gave birth to Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, who was born five weeks prematurely and died two days after birth.Tragically, on November 21, 1963 her husband John F. Kennedy was assassinate, leaving her a widow and single mother of two children.After JFK: Upon her husband’s death, Jackie became the beneficiary of a Kennedy family trust that provided around $200,000 in annual income. That’s the same as around $1.7 million in today’s dollars. A stipulation of the trust stated that if she were to remarry, the income would be transferred to their two children.Aristotle Onassis: On October 20, 1968, Jackie married Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis. At the time Aristotle owned the world’s largest shipping fleet. He was one of the richest people in the world with a fortune estimated at $500 million in the late 1960s. That’s the same as being worth $3.8 billion in today’s dollars.To protect herself from losing the Kennedy trust income, Jackie insisted Aristotle pay her $3 million before they married. She also requested and received a trust from Onassis that would pay $150,000 per year for life.During their marriage, Jackie received lavish gifts from her new husband, including a 40-carat diamond ring on her 40th birthday that cost $1 million ($7.5 million in today’s dollars).The couple maintained six global residences including a 15-room apartment on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, an apartment in Paris and the Greek private island of Skorpios which he owned outright.The marriage began to fall apart in 1973 around the time he was diagnosed with a fatal illness. Aristotle grew concerned that Jackie would be entitled to half of his estate upon his death. He was so concerned that he reportedly lobbied for a change in Greek law that drastically limited the amount of money a foreign spouse could receive from a divorce or death.Aristotle died on March 15, 1975. Jackie and his daughter Christina were soon locked in a bitter dispute of the estate. In the end Jackie accepted a $26 million lump sum settlement. That’s the same as around $120 million in today’s dollars. With her other real estate and personal assets, Jackie was instantly one of the richest women in America.Death: In 1994, she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. She died in her sleep on May 19, 1994.Estate: Knowing that her two children were extremely wealthy thanks to separate Kennedy family trusts, Jackie left each of them a relatively-paltry $250,000. JFK Jr and Caroline also inherited several real estate properties, including the 15-room NYC apartment and a home on Martha’s Vineyard. In 2003, four years after JFK Jr’s death, Caroline sold the NYC apartment for $30 million.Jackie’s will gave $500,000 to each of her sister’s children and established trusts that benefited a charitable foundation she created called the C&J Foundation (named after her children).In April 1996 JFK Jr and Caroline conducted an auction of their mother’s personal possessions. In the end, nearly 6,000 items were sold for a total of $34.5 million. The highest-priced item sold at auction, at $2.6 million, was the diamond engagement ring given to her by Aristotle.

What is Jair Bolsonaro’s Net Worth?Jair Bolsonaro is a Brazilian politician who has a net worth of $500 thousand. In 2018, Bolsonaro was elected the president of Brazil. Jair became an officer in the Brazilian military before retiring and going into politics. Prior to his election as president, Bolsonaro served in the nation’s Chamber of Deputies as a representative of Rio de Janeiro.Jair’s military career was highly controversial, and at one point he was accused of planting bombs within various military installations. He also got in trouble with the Brazilian Supreme Military Court after writing an article that criticized the low wages of military officers in the nation, although he was acquitted on all charges.Bolsonaro started his military career in the late 80s with the City Council of Rio de Janeiro. By the early 90s, he had been elected as a member of the lower chamber of congress. At this point, Jair started to voice strong national conservative views. Among other things, Jair opposes all forms of homosexuality, same-sex marriage, abortion, affirmative action, drug legalization, and secularism. In terms of economics, Bolsonaro has voiced strong support for liberal and pro-market policies. He is often labeled a “far-right populist” by the media, although he was extremely popular in Brazil during his first few years in office.After announcing his candidacy in 2016, Jair was elected as the President of Brazil in 2018. Immediately, Bolsonaro filled his cabinet with many army officers, and many existing politicians resigned in a sign of opposition to the new president. After taking office, Brazil recovered from an economic crisis and crime rates fell. Eventually, Bolsonaro abandoned the Social Liberal Party and formed a new party called the Alliance for Brazil. Jair questioned the validity of Covid-19 and refused to enact quarantine measures. As the death toll rose in Brazil, public support for Bolsonaro declined sharply.? Compare Jair Bolsonaro’s Net WorthEarly LifeJair Messias Bolsonaro was born on March 21st of 1955 in Glicério, São Paulo. Raised in a family with Italian and German heritage, Jair moved around frequently during his childhood. His family lived in places like Ribeira, Jundiaí, and Sete Barras, before finally setting down roots in Eldorado by 1966. He grew up alongside five brothers. Jair gets his first name from Jair da Rosa Pinto, a famous local footballer who was born on the same day as Bolsonaro.Military CareerAs his high school education came to a close, Jair entered the official prep school of the Brazilian Army. By 1977, he had graduated from the nation’s main military academy as an artillery officer. His superior officers referred to the young Bolsonaro as “aggressive.” In the mid to late-80s, Jair started studying at the Officers Improvement School, learning about advanced artillery techniques. It was during this time that he was interviewed by “Veja” magazine and complained about low military salaries.This helped him gain popularity among fellow officers and right-wingers, but Jair faced a number of accusations and legal issues as a result. He was accused of planning to plant bombs in military installations, although he was eventually acquitted of all wrongdoing and allowed to continue serving in the military.Political CareerBy 1988, Bolsonaro had been elected to Rio de Janeiro’s city council as a representative of the Christian Democratic Party. He used his newfound position to raise awareness for military issues, although he barely participated in most political matters. Jair was then elected as a federal deputy in 1991, which made him part of the Brazilian National Congress. At this point, Bolsonaro had become a vocal conservative.In 2018, Jair joined the Social Liberal Party. This party adopted right-wing and conservative viewpoints that suited Bolsonaro’s platform, and he subsequently ran for president in the elections that year. After a runoff election that saw him win with 55.13% of the votes, Jair was officially the new president of Brazil. During his campaign, he was stabbed by a socialist claiming to be “on a mission from God.”In 2019, Bolsonaro was officially sworn in as president. He was quickly faced with a number of issues, including the Covid-19 crisis. During this crisis, Jair confirmed that he had tested positive for the illness. He had previously claimed that the disease was not much more deadly that the common flu, and he vowed to focus more on the nation’s economic recovery rather than dealing with the pandemic. Among other reasons, this caused his popularity to decline to its lowest levels, despite him being quite popular at the beginning of his term.Jair describes himself as a “right-wing” politician, despite widespread accusations that he is “far-right,” “populist,” “nationalist” or even “Nazi.” He supports the right of police to use deadly force and the right of citizens to bear arms. In addition, he is strongly opposed to a wide range of left-wing policies, including same-sex marriage and drug legalization. One of the most defining characteristics of Bolsonaro’s presidency is his complete disregard for aboriginal groups in the rainforest, removing many of their protections and allowing vast swathes of land to undergo deforestation.RelationshipsJair Bolsonaro has had three wives over the course of his life, resulting in five children. First, he married Rogeria Nantes, and the couple had three sons together. His second wife was Ana Cristina Valle, and the couple had another son together before separating. In 2007, he married his current wife – a woman named Michelle de Paula Firmo Reinaldo. The pair had a daughter together. Michelle proved to be the source of considerable controversy, as Bolsonaro hired her as a secretary while working in Congress. She subsequently received multiple promotions and pay raised before Jair was forced to fire her amidst public outcry. As of 2018, she and Bolsonaro lived together in Rio de Janeiro.

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