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‘Mega-layoffs’ under Trump as corporations have cut 1 million jobs this year—most since 2003
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While his cabinet is wealthy, it mostly is not billionaires (though we'll see where they wind up, since I understand that some of the policy they're running, like making executive decisions on tariff exemptions, is pretty open to corruption).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kylemullins/2025/08/13/inside-the-richest-presidential-cabinet-ever/
I guess you could maybe count Elon Musk, who has...I dunno, I guess ~$300 billion at the time that he was running around the White House. But that's just Musk, Trump, Lutnick, and McMahon that break the billionaire bar.
I’m actually kind of shocked by the names at the bottom of the list. Like really? Marco Rubio’s entire net worth is less than a cheap house in the SF Bay Area?
That's just reported. I'm sure he has money hidden somewhere.
Same as how Trump is probably not actually worth $5B and its inflated, considering he acts like a broke ass bitch that cant even afford a McChicken sandwich
Well, idk about Rubio's finances, but Trump is in debt up to his eyeballs.
I would take this opportunity to point out that housing in the Bay Area is in ludicrously short supply and has driven house prices to pretty stupid levels. YIMBY's been banging on it, but...
I don't think they meant that literally, even if *there are an alarming amount of billionaires in cabinet positions. Consider the meetings and dinners with billionaires, hiring Musk as "not really" an employee, lawsuits settling for acquisitions and mergers, the White House east wing slush fund, the Qatari jet and now air base in Idaho, crypto scamming, rich guy pardons.
Essentially this administration has never been more up for grabs or influencable by money.
When he announced a WWE CEO as head of education for the first time ever I started wondering if we’re in a simulation. Top bracket satire.