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I remember as a kid throughout my teens and tweens, a million dollars was enough to make someone set for life. If they didn't try to live like a millionaire and lived frugally comfortable. I don't think 1 million dollars would go very far today. For starters we don't have the interest earning what it once would. So it's not like you can take 1 million and put it in the bank and get a return, that could be deemed as any suitable income. Let alone grow the nest egg. So without having a specific business plan with 1 million to convert it into an investment that will produce income. 1 million would be gone in less than 5 years, unless you have the kind of strict discipline, it takes to spend money from a sock under your mattress.

It's hard to say what the new million is, until you put it in terms, "How much would it take to corrupt a high official?". Like all of the officials it took to sell the Corona Virus hoax, and the Election steal. Then you can start to fathom all of the millions that were donated to the 2020 election and all of the millions the US pays the CDC to implement their policy.
I think the magic number is 3 million. 1 billion dollars will buy 300 officials to go along with any NWO bullshit you throw their way. 300 million will buy you 100 officials spread throughout 6 cities in the United States. That will make sure no anomaly is formally investigated, and will be the public spokes person the complicit MSM cites as the official with the truth.

So when Mike Bloomberg puts on a show Presidential election even though he's polling at 2%, don't laugh at him for dumping 100 million in a market every other week of the billion he pledged for his election campaign effort. He was never running to win the election, he was laying the foundation for the Election night steal. He was stuffing the pay envelopes, and getting them ready for Dude that does the thing.