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Can This Be True?

Mike

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FIRST GRANDMA MARIAN ROBINSON, 79, WILL RECEIVE A LIFETIME 160K GOVERNMENT PENSION WHEN SHE LEAVES THE WHITE HOUSE NEXT YEAR, ACCORDING TO CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET STATEMENTS.

ACCORDING TO DOCUMENTS OBTAINED THROUGH THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), MRS. ROBINSON EARNED THE LIFETIME PENSION FOR “SERVICES RENDERED AS FULL-TIME/IN-HOME CAREGIVER” FOR GRANDDAUGHTERS MALIA, 18, AND SASHA, 15, DURING PRESIDENT OBAMA’S TWO TERMS IN OFFICE.
 

Mike

Well-known member
Faster horses said:
You have doubts it is true? You can put your doubts to rest. It's true.

I am having a very hard time believing it. Shouldn't she be paying us to stay there?
 

Tam

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It's one of those awkward questions that everyone really wants to know but few want to ask: what's your salary?
Well, if you're a White House employee your salary is public record. Since 1995 the White House has been required to supply Congress with the title and salary of every White House office employee. The list shows the president's top advisors including –Valerie Jarrett, Jack Lew, David Plouffe, Tom Donilon, John Brennan, Jay Carney, Nancy-Ann DeParle, Denis McDonough and Kathryn Ruemmler among others– all top out at $172,200. (here's the complete list)

https://www.whitehouse.gov/files/2012-Annual-Report-White-House-Staff.csv

According to the White House Blog this is a list of employees and Mrs. Robinson is not even mentioned on the list.
 

Brad S

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What good is taxation if you can't divert the money for undue enrichment - said every democrat in this banana republic
 
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