They don't love you

they love the money

to the right of each name is their wealth IN MILLIONS

89% of YOUR Senators and Congress hold dual citizenship citizenship with Israel

89% of our Senators and Congress hold dual citizenship citizenship with Israel, we are in Syriabecause of Israel, ask yourself who are the real traitors to the country sacrificing American soldiers for the benefit of foreign country.

Here is a list of US politicians who have dual US/Israeli citizenship. Note the head banking and policy advising positions.
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION
Jack Lew – Chief of Staff to the President; Treasury Secretary
David Plouffe – Senior Advisor to the President
Danielle Borrin – Associate Director, Office of Public Engagement; Special Assistant to the Vice President
Gary Gensler – Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Dan Shapiro – Ambassador to Israel
Gene Sperling – Director National Economic Council
Mary Schapiro – Chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission
Steven Simon – Head of Middle East/North Africa Desk at the National Security Council
Eric Lynn – Middle East Policy Advisor
PAST OBAMA ADMINISTRATION
Rahm Emanuel (2009-2010) Chief of Staff to the President
David Axelrod (2009-2011) Senior Advisor to the President
Elena Kagan (2009-2010) Solicitor General of the United States
Peter Orszag (2009-2010) Director of the Office of Management and Budget
Lawrence Summers (’09-’11) Director National Economic Council
Mona Sutphen (2009-2011) Deputy White House Chief of Staff
James B. Steinberg (’09-’11 ) Deputy Secretary of State
Dennis Ross (2009-2011 ) Special Assistant to the President, Senior Director for the Central Region to the Secretary of State
Ronald Klain (2009-2011) Chief of Staff to the Vice President
Jared Bernstein (2009-2011) Chief Economist and Economic Policy Advisor to the Vice President
Susan Sher (2009-2011) Chief of Staff to the First Lady
Lee Feinstein (2009) Campaign Foreign Policy Advisor
Mara Rudman (2009) Foreign Policy Advisor Sources: White House
112 CONGRESS (current)
THE US SENATE [13]
Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) Barbara Boxer (D-CA) Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) Al Franken (D-MN) Herb Kohl (D-WI) Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) Joseph Lieberman (Independent-CT) Carl Levin (D-MI) Bernie Sanders (Independent-VT) Charles Schumer (D-NY) Ron Wyden (D-OR) Michael Bennet (D-CO)
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES [27]
Gary Ackerman (D-NY) Shelley Berkley (D-NV) Howard Berman (D-CA) Eric Cantor (R-VA) David Cicilline (D-RI) Stephen Cohen (D-TN) Susan Davis (D-CA) Ted Deutch (D-FL) Eliot Engel (D-NY) Bob Filner (D-CA) Barney Frank (D-MA) Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) Jane Harman (D-CA) Steve Israel (D-NY) Sander Levin (D-MI) Nita Lowey (D-NY) Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) Jared Polis (D-CO) Steve Rothman (D-NJ) Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) Allyson Schwartz (D-PA) Adam Schiff (D-CA) Brad Sherman (D-CA) Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) Henry Waxman (D-CA) Anthony Weiner (D-NY) John Yarmuth (D-KY)And that’s just the democrats! I’m sure the republicans are just as bad if not worse, but it seems harder to find information on

As of 2019 and 2018, the top 50 wealthiest members of the United States Congress were as follows:

Source: OpenSecrets (2019 and 2018)[4][5]
Rank Name Party State Chamber Incumbent Net worth ($ million)
1 Rick Scott Republican Florida Senate Yes 259.7
2 Mark Warner Democratic Virginia Senate Yes 214.1
3 Greg Gianforte Republican Montana House No 189.3
4 Paul Mitchell Republican Michigan House No 179.6
5 Mitt Romney Republican Utah Senate Yes 174.5
6 Vernon Buchanan Republican Florida House Yes 157.2
7 Mike Braun Republican Indiana Senate Yes 136.8
8 Don Beyer Democratic Virginia House Yes 124.9
9 Dean Phillips Democratic Minnesota House Yes 123.8
10 Nancy Pelosi Democratic California House Yes 114.7
11 John Hoeven Republican North Dakota Senate Yes 93.4
12 Dianne Feinstein Democratic California Senate Yes 87.9
13 Suzan DelBene Democratic Washington House Yes 79.4
14 Fred Upton Republican Michigan House Yes 79.0
15 Ron Johnson Republican Wisconsin Senate Yes 78.5
16 Roger Williams Republican Texas House Yes 67.0
17 Buddy Carter Republican Georgia House Yes 66.5
18 Jim Risch Republican Idaho Senate Yes 41.8
19 Mitch McConnell Republican Kentucky Senate Yes 34.1
20 Steve Daines Republican Montana Senate Yes 32.9
21 Kevin Hern Republican Oklahoma House Yes 61.0*
22 Scott Peters Democratic California House Yes 60.5*
23 Rick W. Allen Republican Georgia House Yes 52.1*
24 Joe Kennedy III Democratic Massachusetts House No 46.5*
25 Ralph Norman Republican South Carolina House Yes 43.4*
26 Kenny Marchant Republican Texas House No 33.7*
27 Lloyd Doggett Democratic Texas House Yes 29.7*
28 Brad Schneider Democratic Illinois House Yes 27.2*
29 Nita Lowey Democratic New York House No 24.8*
30 Jim Sensenbrenner Republican Wisconsin House No 21.8*
31 Phil Roe Republican Tennessee House No 20.2*
32 Richard Shelby Republican Alabama Senate Yes 19.1*
33 John Yarmuth Democratic Kentucky House Yes 17.1*
34 Jim Cooper Democratic Tennessee House Yes 16.3*
35 Michael Bennet Democratic Colorado Senate Yes 15.7*
36 Liz Cheney Republican Wyoming House Yes 14.7*
37 Tom Rice Republican South Carolina House Yes 14.6*
38 Bill Foster Democratic Illinois House Yes 14.1*
39 Dan Newhouse Republican Washington House Yes 13.8*
40 Carolyn Maloney Democratic New York House Yes 13.0*
41 Earl Blumenauer Democratic Oregon House Yes 12.6*
42 Mike Kelly Republican Pennsylvania House Yes 12.4*
43 Mike Conaway Republican Texas House No 12.4*
44 Ralph Abraham Republican Louisiana House No 12.4*
45 Markwayne Mullin Republican Oklahoma House Yes 11.4*
46 Ann Wagner Republican Missouri House Yes 11.1*
47 Jackie Speier Democratic California House Yes 11.0*
48 Thom Tillis Republican North Carolina Senate Yes 11.0*
49 Rob Portman Republican Ohio Senate Yes 10.8*
50 Lisa Blunt Rochester Democratic Delaware House Yes 10.7*

Position Salary
Speaker of the House of Representatives $223,500
Majority leader and minority leader of the House of Representatives $193,400
President pro tempore of the Senate $193,400
Senators and representatives $174,000
Non-voting members of the United States House of Representatives $174,000