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karynnj Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Feb-06-08 09:32 PM
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32. In Kerry's case, he inherited money from his mom and I think other relatives
He was not wealthy for most of the time he was in the Senate. He could easily have become wealthy if that had been his goal. He was considered the beat natural lawyer many had ever seen when first out of Law school. He chose public service. Between the cost of his daughters' education, child support and the cost of going back to MA every week to be with them, he actually couldn't afford appartments in both Boston and DC - so he stayed with friends. He didn't get wealthy because of his Senate job.

His wealth is from his family - and he is married to a very wealthy and incredibly nice woman.
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