Congressman Zach Wamp: I have more money than the disclosure forms indicate...but not much.

Congressman Lincoln Davis: The forms are about right.

Senator Alexander: After a life of public service to the people of Tennessee...I'm loaded.

Senator Corker: I don't know. First I was really rich and then I was broke...I need more time to fill out the forms.

Davis: “If you’re like me and you work hard to save a little money to buy some property and run a small business, your disclosure reports will show a pretty accurate situation,” Rep. Davis said. “But those with millions of dollars and stock investments, I think there should be a little more disclosure on what they paid and how much they own.”

Wamp: “I don’t have any outside investments, no stocks, no bonds, no real estate outside of my personal residence,” Rep. Wamp said. “I’ve been married for 23 years. We have bought and sold four houses in that continuum, and I’ve made money every time I’ve done it. I’ve moved the equity into my home, ... but (the disclosure form) makes you look like you have absolutely nothing.”

Alexander is rather loaded but we will watch for Corker's report, since he seems to have been in a financial tail spin the last time the reports came in.

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