Sen. Elizabeth Warren's personal income has risen substantially since she entered the Senate in 2013, according to 10 years of tax return documents her campaign released Wednesday.
The Massachusetts Democrat and her husband, Harvard Law School professor Bruce Mann, earned a combined adjusted gross income of nearly $5.4 million from 2013 to 2017, according to their tax returns - a 42 percent increase from the couple's combined income of almost $3.8 million in the five years prior to Warren's ascension to Congress.
Warren earned over half of the couple's combined income during those years, even without counting her Senate salary.
The $2.9 million Warren earned in writing, consulting lecturing and investing during her first five years in office dwarfs the $620,000 she earned in the five years prior to joining Congress.
Warren raked in hundreds of thousands consulting for insurance companies and big banks before becoming a senator.
Warren downplayed her wealth since entering politics.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/08/23/elizabeth-warren-income-skyrocket/
The Massachusetts Democrat and her husband, Harvard Law School professor Bruce Mann, earned a combined adjusted gross income of nearly $5.4 million from 2013 to 2017, according to their tax returns - a 42 percent increase from the couple's combined income of almost $3.8 million in the five years prior to Warren's ascension to Congress.
Warren earned over half of the couple's combined income during those years, even without counting her Senate salary.
The $2.9 million Warren earned in writing, consulting lecturing and investing during her first five years in office dwarfs the $620,000 she earned in the five years prior to joining Congress.
Warren raked in hundreds of thousands consulting for insurance companies and big banks before becoming a senator.
Warren downplayed her wealth since entering politics.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/08/23/elizabeth-warren-income-skyrocket/
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