Mitt Romney, the richest in a crop of very wealthy Presidential candidates, will not take his Presidential salary if elected, according to the Associated Press:

Republican Mitt Romney, conceding that his business career helped him make more money than he expected, said Tuesday he would likely give his presidential salary — and more — to charity...

"When I got started, I went to school and I never anticipated that I'd be as financially successful as I was, and then my business went far better than I expected it would," Romney, a former venture capitalist, told a woman who asked him how the country's political system could be corrected if most of the presidential candidates are millionaires....

Later, speaking with reporters, Romney said he would likely accept the presidential salary of $400,000 annually but donate the money. While governor, Romney declined his $135,000 annual salary..."I presume I would take the salary and then I would donate at least that amount — or more — to charity."

By one count, the Presidential field boasts at least 10 millionaires and is collectively worth a quarter billion dollars. We know that being a millionaire isn't what it used to be, but still -- will any other candidates follow Romney's lead?