America Run by the Rich for the Rich

The USA is run by the rich for the rich.  You need only look at the charts below to determine that.  35 presidents have been millionaires with the wealthiest currently in office.  Approximately 80% of the presidents.  If you want justice in America your going to have to shell out for a lawyer so even for an attempt at justice you'll have to have money. Lawyers also run America so why wouldn't you.  What is American about $ not justice.  Trump has not problem with your death as long as it benefits the economy.  He's proven that with 110K deaths as of today.   Still not convinced see the second table of 40 wealthiest members of Congress all mult-millionaires.  The latest numbers shows that the 113th Congress had a median net worth of $1,008,767. This is the first time in history that the majority of members are millionaires.  The rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer.  America the land of inequality. 

Name	Net worth (in mil. of 2016 US$)[13]	Political party[14]	Years in office	Lifespan
Donald Trump	2,100[nb 1][15][16]	Republican	2017–present	born 1946
George Washington	587	None/Independent	1789–1797	1732–1799
Thomas Jefferson	236	Democratic-Republican	1801–1809	1743–1826
Theodore Roosevelt	139	Republican	1901–1909	1858–1919
Andrew Jackson	132	Democratic	1829–1837	1767–1845
James Madison	113	Democratic-Republican	1809–1817	1751–1836
Lyndon B. Johnson	109	Democratic	1963–1969	1908–1973
Herbert Hoover	83	Republican	1929–1933	1874–1964
Bill Clinton	75	Democratic	1993–2001	born 1946
Franklin D. Roosevelt	66	Democratic	1933–1945	1882–1945
John Tyler	57	Whig / None	1841–1845	1790–1862
Barack Obama	40	Democratic	2009–2017	born 1961
George W. Bush	39	Republican	2001–2009	born 1946
James Monroe	30	Democratic-Republican	1817–1825	1758–1831
Martin Van Buren	29	Democratic	1837–1841	1782–1862
Grover Cleveland	28	Democratic	1885–1889 1893–1897	1837–1908
George H. W. Bush	26	Republican	1989–1993	1924–2018
John Quincy Adams	23	Democratic-Republican	1825–1829	1767–1848
John Adams	21	Federalist	1797–1801	1735–1826
Richard Nixon	17	Republican	1969–1974	1913–1994
Ronald Reagan	14	Republican	1981–1989	1911–2004
James K. Polk	11	Democratic	1845–1849	1795–1849
John F. Kennedy	10[nb 2]	Democratic	1961–1963	1917–1963
Dwight D. Eisenhower	9	Republican	1953–1961	1890–1969
Gerald Ford	8	Republican	1974–1977	1913–2006
Jimmy Carter	8	Democratic	1977–1981	born 1924
Zachary Taylor	7	Whig	1849–1850	1784–1850
William Henry Harrison	6	Whig	1841–1841	1773–1841
Benjamin Harrison	6	Republican	1889–1893	1833–1901
Millard Fillmore	4	Whig	1850–1853	1800–1874
Rutherford B. Hayes	3	Republican	1877–1881	1822–1893
William Howard Taft	3	Republican	1909–1913	1857–1930
Franklin Pierce	2	Democratic	1853–1857	1804–1869
William McKinley	1	Republican	1897–1901	1843–1901
Warren G. Harding	1	Republican	1921–1923	1865–1923
James Buchanan	<1	Democratic	1857–1861	1791–1868
Abraham Lincoln	<1	Republican / National Union	1861–1865	1809–1865
Andrew Johnson	<1	National Union / Democratic	1865–1869	1808–1875
Ulysses S. Grant	<1	Republican	1869–1877	1822–1885
James A. Garfield	<1	Republican	1881–1881	1831–1881
Chester A. Arthur	<1	Republican	1881–1885	1829–1886
Woodrow Wilson	<1	Democratic	1913–1921	1856–1924
Calvin Coolidge	<1	Republican	1923–1929	1872–1933
Harry S. Truman	<1	Democratic	1945–1953	1884–1972

This is a list of members of the United States Congress by wealth including only the forty richest current members of Congress. 

Source: Roll Call (2018)[1]
Rank	Name	Party	State	Incumb	Net Worth ($ million)
1	Sen. Kelly Loeffler	Republican	Georgia	Y	500.0
2	Rep. Greg Gianforte	Republican	Montana	Y	135.7
3	Rep. Nancy Pelosi	Democratic	California	Y	120.0
4	Rep. Michael McCaul	Republican	Texas	Y	113.0
5	Sen. Mark Warner	Democratic	Virginia	Y	90.2
6	Rep. Vern Buchanan	Republican	Florida	Y	73.9
7	Sen. Richard Blumenthal	Democratic	Connecticut	Y	70.0
8	Sen. Dianne Feinstein	Democratic	California	Y	58.5
9	Rep. Trey Hollingsworth	Republican	Indiana	Y	50.1
10	Rep. Paul Mitchell	Republican	Michigan	Y	37.7
11	Rep. Scott Peters	Democratic	California	Y	32.0
12	Rep. Don Beyer	Democratic	Virginia	Y	31.2
13	Rep. Suzan DelBene	Democratic	Washington	Y	28.4
14	Rep. Roger Williams	Republican	Texas	Y	27.7
15	Rep. Ro Khanna	Democratic	California	Y	27.0
16	Rep. Francis Rooney	Republican	Florida	Y	22.6
17	Sen. Mitch McConnell	Republican	Kentucky	Y	22.5
18	Rep. Joe Kennedy III	Democratic	Massachusetts	Y	18.7
19	Rep. Ralph Norman	Republican	South Carolina	Y	18.3
20	Sen. John Hoeven	Republican	North Dakota	Y	17.9
25	Sen. David Perdue	Republican	Georgia	Y	15.8
26	Sen. Jim Risch	Republican	Idaho	Y	15.6
27	Rep. Brad Schneider	Democratic	Illinois	Y	14.9
28	Rep. Buddy Carter	Republican	Georgia	Y	13.2
29	Rep. Lloyd Doggett	Democratic	Texas	Y	13.1
30	Rep. Jim Cooper	Democratic	Tennessee	Y	12.3
31	Rep. Rick Allen	Republican	Georgia	Y	11.7
32	Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner	Republican	Wisconsin	Y	11.1
33	Rep. Fred Upton	Republican	Michigan	Y	11.0
34	Rep. Nita Lowey	Democratic	New York	Y	10.9
35	Rep. Carolyn Maloney	Democratic	New York	Y	10.8
36	Rep. Mike Kelly	Republican	Pennsylvania	Y	10.4
37	Sen. Ron Johnson	Republican	Wisconsin	Y	10.4
38	Rep. Rod Blum	Republican	Iowa		10.2
39	Rep. Bill Foster	Democratic	Illinois	Y	9.3
40	Sen. Rob Portman	Republican	Ohio	Y	8.6

Sources: Wikipedia and Ballotpedia.org