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1 posted on 06/07/2008 5:43:14 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
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To: NormsRevenge; calcowgirl; SierraWasp
Ten percent? BFD...

Try 25% for starters and you will be getting close to what needs to be done. These jerkoffs have been lining their pockets on the backs of the taxpayers for years now, to the point they no longer dare whine that "the private sector is compensated way beyond what we get". That stopped being true well over 20 years ago. Pay and perks for these weasels is way out of line. Contrary to his many earlier promises, old "True Lies" hasn't done a damn thing to cut inflated state payrolls.

2 posted on 06/07/2008 5:50:45 PM PDT by Czar ( StillFedUptotheTeeth@Washington)
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To: NormsRevenge

This is a voter “feel good” measure because there are not enough of them to make a difference. Let’s start with the legacy costs of the public employees unions and start working down current benefits for people paid out of proportion to what they would be garnering anywhere else in the United States.


3 posted on 06/07/2008 5:53:05 PM PDT by johniegrad
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To: NormsRevenge; MeekOneGOP; SwinneySwitch
If approved by the seven-member commission, a 10 percent cut would slice annual pay by amounts ranging from about $21,000 for the governor to $11,600 for legislators.

That's ridiculous. Texas pays its legislators just $7,200 per year. California needs to cut its legislators's pay to $11,600 not by $11,600.

7 posted on 06/07/2008 6:22:45 PM PDT by Paleo Conservative (1984 was supposed to be a warning not an instruction manual!)
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