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US presidents tend to make far more money after they leave office — here's how

former President Barak Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Jimmy Carter all receive this pension, which takes effect at 12 p.m. on Inauguration Day. It's not unusual for former presidents to make their rounds giving speeches and making other public appearances.In the most recent numbers available, Obama charges up to $400,000 for a speaking engagement,

in 2017. Former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush charged up to $200,00 and $700,00 , respectively.Writing a book after leaving office is a well-known part of being a president, and publishers pay a pretty penny for the rights to a presidential memoir. In 2017, Barack and Michelle Obama signed a joint book deal with Penguin Random House to the tune of over $60 million,

 

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Mini past Gov...

Harry Truman?

Shady deals

I thought Obama was a black US president, he looks fairer than Bush 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not trump! He is draining the treasury into all of his little corporations.......... Everybody knows, nobody cares!

Clinton Foundation files paperwork showing $17 million loss for year. A long way from the $250 million donations per year while Hillary was Sec of State (11-19-19)

They literally cash in on favors they initiate in office to avoid the appearance of bribery....common sense.

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