LET US IN! Keep Big Money out of Government.

George Washington did not want to have political parties. He thought they would become divisive and corrupt and fail to
represent the will of the people. Well, that was before BIG MEDIA got involved. Owned by massive conglomerates, the
"news" is no longer objective and in-depth, but carries out the
message of its biggest owners.

The environment and the economic welfare of the American
people is in dire jeopardy, yet squabbling on one side and
cowardice on the other, have created leadership that will not
take a moral stand.

I hope to change all that. I encourage every ordinary, sensible,
thoughtful person to run for office- local, PTO, state level- it doesn't matter. Petitions won't create change. Demonstrations will be censored by the mainstream media. LET US IN!

Friday, November 11, 2011

And a few more--Where's Oprah?

44 Ray Dalio

Ray Dalio

$6.5 B 62 Greenwich, Connecticut hedge funds
44 Edward Johnson

Edward Johnson

$6.5 B 81 Boston, Massachusetts Fidelity
46 Charles Ergen

Charles Ergen

$6.4 B 58 Denver, Colorado EchoStar
46 Richard Kinder

Richard Kinder

$6.4 B 66 Houston, Texas pipelines
48 Eli Broad

Eli Broad

$6.3 B 78 Los Angeles, California investments
48 Leonard Lauder

Leonard Lauder

$6.3 B 78 New York, New York Estee Lauder
50 Pierre Omidyar

Pierre Omidyar

$6.2 B 44 Honolulu, Hawaii Ebay
50 Eric Schmidt

Eric Schmidt

$6.2 B 56 Atherton, California Google
52 Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren

$6.1 B 71 New York, New York Ralph Lauren
53 Jim Kennedy

Jim Kennedy

$6 B 63 Atlanta, Georgia media
53 Blair Parry-Okeden

Blair Parry-Okeden

$6 B 60 Scone, N/A media
55 Donald Newhouse

Donald Newhouse

$5.9 B 81 Somerset County, New Jersey Conde Nast
55 Ira Rennert

Ira Rennert

$5.9 B 77 Sagaponack, New York investments
57 Charles Butt

Charles Butt

$5.7 B 73 San Antonio, Texas supermarkets
58 David Geffen

David Geffen

$5.5 B 68 Malibu, California movies, music
59 Jeffrey Hildebrand

Jeffrey Hildebrand

$5.3 B 52 Houston, Texas Oil
60 Richard DeVos

Richard DeVos

$5 B 85 Holland, Michigan Amway
60 Richard LeFrak

Richard LeFrak

$5 B 66 New York, New York real estate
60 Frederik G.H. Meijer

Frederik G.H. Meijer

$5 B 91 Grand Rapids, Michigan supermarkets
60 Thomas Peterffy

Thomas Peterffy

$5 B 67 Greenwich, Connecticut discount brokerage
60 David Tepper

David Tepper

$5 B 54 Livingston, New Jersey hedge funds
60 Dennis Washington

Dennis Washington

$5 B 77 Missoula, Montana construction, mining
66 Robert Rowling

Robert Rowling

$4.7 B 57 Dallas, Texas investments
66 Stephen Schwarzman

Stephen Schwarzman

$4.7 B 64 New York, New York investments
66 Sam Zell

Sam Zell

$4.7 B 69 Chicago, Illinois real estate, private equity
69 Rupert Johnson

Rupert Johnson

$4.5 B 70 Burlingame, California Franklin Resources
69 John Malone

John Malone

$4.5 B 70 Elizabeth, Colorado cable television
69 John Menard

John Menard

$4.5 B 71 Eau Claire, Wisconsin Retail
72 Charles Johnson

Charles Johnson

$4.4 B 78 Hillsborough, California financial services
73 Ray Lee Hunt

Ray Lee Hunt

$4.3 B 68 Dallas, Texas oil, real estate
73 Bruce Kovner

Bruce Kovner

$4.3 B 66 New York, New York hedge funds
75 Micky Arison

Micky Arison

$4.2 B 62 Bal Harbour, Florida Carnival Cruises
75 Leonard Stern

Leonard Stern

$4.2 B 73 New York, New York real estate
75 Daniel Ziff

Daniel Ziff

$4.2 B 39 New York, New York investments
75 Dirk Ziff

Dirk Ziff

$4.2 B 47 North Palm Beach, Florida investments
75 Robert Ziff

Robert Ziff

$4.2 B 45 New York, New York investments
80 Sumner Redstone

Sumner Redstone

$4.1 B 88 Beverly Hills, California Viacom
81 John Paul DeJoria

John Paul DeJoria

$4 B 67 Austin, Texas hair products, tequila
81 David Green

David Green

$4 B 69 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Hobby Lobby
81 William Koch

William Koch

$4 B 71 Palm Beach, Florida oil, investments
81 Roger Wang

Roger Wang

$4 B 62 Nanjing, Jiangsu retail
85 Leslie Wexner

Leslie Wexner

$3.8 B 74 New Albany, Ohio retail
86 Henry Kravis

Henry Kravis

$3.7 B 67 New York, New York leveraged buyouts
86 Gordon Moore

Gordon Moore

$3.7 B 82 Woodside, California Intel
88 Robert Bass

Robert Bass

$3.6 B 63 Fort Worth, Texas oil, investments
88 Jin Sook & Do Won Chang

Jin Sook & Do Won Chang

$3.6 B 56 Beverly Hills, California retail
88 Trevor Rees-Jones

Trevor Rees-Jones

$3.6 B 60 Dallas, Texas Oil & Gas
91 John Arnold

John Arnold

$3.5 B 37 Houston, Texas hedge funds
91 Dustin Moskovitz

Dustin Moskovitz

$3.5 B 27 San Francisco, California Facebook
91 Henry Ross Perot

Henry Ross Perot

$3.5 B 81 Dallas, Texas computer services, real estate
91 John Sall

John Sall

$3.5 B 63 Cary, North Carolina SAS Institute
91 Charles Schwab

Charles Schwab

$3.5 B 74 Atherton, California discount brokerage
96 Dannine Avara

Dannine Avara

$3.4 B 47 Houston, Texas pipelines
96 Gayle Cook

Gayle Cook

$3.4 B 77 Bloomington, Indiana medical devices
96 Scott Duncan

Scott Duncan

$3.4 B 28 Houston, Texas Pipelines
96 Milane Frantz

Milane Frantz

$3.4 B 42 Houston, Texas Pipelines
96




No comments: