[quote] Obama starting his first presidential term with an estate worth $6 million and leaving the presidency 8 years later with a personal worth of $200 million,
Both Barrack and Michelle wrote books, do podcasts and speeches, and signed a Netflix deal, and that amounts to a net worth of about $70 million (as opposed to your $200M, to which I'll patiently await an evidentiary link).
[quote]the repugnant Bush family's suspicious business dealings since the 1960s and their Nazi sympathies,
At least you've given cursory credit for the Bush family's dealings, which indeed include working with the Third Reich Nazis (albeit in Prescott Bush's time), but let's not forget the fact that the Bush family is in bed with the Saudi royal family via the Carlisle Group [italic]which includes the bin Laden family[/italic] (underscoring why Bush let Osama go when we had him cornered in Tora Bora). There are dozens of books documenting the Bush family nefarious dealings, so rather than go on a long diatribe, I'll just refer you there. Bottom line, to include the dealings of the Bush family malfeasance as compared to the Obamas and the Clintons is like including cyanide in a group of toxic substances alongside poison ivy and uric acid.
[quote]or the Clinton's mysterious financial movements through their so-called foundation.
Yes, let's downplay the accomplishments of the Clinton Foundation on HIV/AIDs, their works in Haiti and after Katrina, their climate initiatives, the work with impoverished African nations... because it's "so-called" and, if associated with a Democrat, must be nefarious, amiright?
It's easy to lump all politicians together and cast them all as scoundrels, crooks and thieves, especially when one entire "news" network has spent 35 years telling us over and over how corrupt the Democrats are and we should just ignore our eyes and ears, particularly when Republican after Republican gets caught red-handed working with and for dictators, authoritarians, corrupt oligarchs and the worst of the worst across the planet. However, in the age of a Republican attempting to overthrow a free and fair election and a Republican party willing to go along with this coup, it's getting old and tired to compare the two parties as though they are remotely similar. They are not.
Not by a long shot.