Just saw that Senator Roger Marshall pushed through a rescissions package cutting $9 billion in government waste. Pretty wild that a sitting senator is actually focused on fiscal responsibility these days, right? Anyway, got curious about his background and apparently roger marshall net worth is around $6.1M according to financial tracking sites—puts him at like 128th richest in Congress. Not exactly top tier money-wise for a senator. What's interesting is he's been proposing a bunch of bills lately, from agricultural stuff to healthcare access. His recent Q2 fundraising disclosure showed $464.4K raised with about $2.7M cash on hand. So roger marshall net worth aside, the dude seems pretty active legislatively. The whole 'cutting wasteful spending' narrative is everywhere in DC right now, but at least he's actually backing it up with concrete action on the budget. Makes you wonder if roger marshall net worth would've been higher if he'd gone full corporate instead of staying in politics. Either way, tracking politician finances is kind of fascinating—you can see exactly where their priorities are. Anyone else follow this stuff or is it just me?