Having won another four years in the White House, President Barack Obama will retain about the same amount of power as American multimillionaire Mitt Romney, leading political scientists confirmed today. Thanks to his reelection, Obama has managed to stay on equal footing with Romney in terms of overall clout, Northwestern University professor Julia C. Perlman said. Obama remains commander in chief of the most powerful military in history, while Romney, whose income places him among the richest 0.01 percent of Americans, will have far more control over the worlds largest economy. And though Obama still holds veto power, Romneys massive wealth ultimately makes it much easier for him to push legislation through Congress in the first place. So they have roughly the same amount of influence. Perlman added that while presidents must work tirelessly to forge coalitions and advance their agendas, Romney can simply become CEO of a Fortune 500 company and make thousands of people do everything he says. 