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To: James Seagrove who wrote (1051298)	1/29/2018 1:55:29 PM
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His net worth is much higher than that. cnbc.com Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders had a surprisingly good financial year in 2016. While the Democratic socialist was warning against the concentration of wealth in the hands of " the top 1 percent," he was also joining their ranks. Though his annual income of $200,000 still makes him one of the least wealthy senators, "the former Democratic presidential candidate made some $858,750 off book royalties alone last year," Newsweek reports. "Combined with his Senate salary, he likely cleared $1 million in earnings."