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To: PeterPrinciple
Not all.

I work for a regional not-for-profit, different than a non-profit, but we operate on a VERY tight budget. I make a good salary, I'll admit, but have no medical or other benefits than sick days/vacation/etc. Why? I get it through my husband's work.

It's not my money; it's my members money. I do not spend it frivilously on anything - including myself.

I don't mind a preacher living well if he is supervising a $69M a year operation. People that high up are typiclaly working 80-90-100 hour weeks, even with a large support staff. You are NEVER off the clock. While a great many folks get a punch out, go home, and forget about the place, the true leaders never get to punch out...it's on their mind 24-7.

I'm sure everyone has stories about lazy bosses, suck ups who never work a day but take all the credit, etc. But for all those jerks, there are just as many folks who work tirelessly building their organizations, often sacrificing time from family and themselves to achieve their goals.

The government should leave these people alone. Unwise leaders usually topple all on their own.

16 posted on 11/11/2007 5:47:01 PM PST by TheWriterTX (Proud Retrosexual Wife of 14 Years)
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To: TheWriterTX
Few things say 'I have no class' more than owning a Rolls. On this basis alone I would find another place to worship.

And his name is 'Creflo Dollar.' I mean... COME ON!

And look, you must be confusing a real executive or a real, Catholic priests' workload with this Dandy's 20 hour week.

37 posted on 11/11/2007 6:10:48 PM PST by mbraynard (Tagline changed due to admin request)
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