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Saturday, August 8, 2020

Early History of Congress Pay


How and what amount members of Congress should be paid has always been a debated issue. 
America’s Founding Fathers believed that since congressmen would typically be well-off anyway, they should serve for free, out of a sense of duty. Under the Articles of Confederationif U.S. congressmen were paid at all, they were paid by the states they represented. The state legislatures adjusted their congressmen’s pay and could even suspend it completely if they became dissatisfied with them.
By the time the first U.S. Congress under the Constitution convened in 1789, members of both the House and Senate were paid $6 for each day there were actually in session, which was then rarely more than five months a year.
Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (net worth est. $22 million): During his 36 years of public service in Congress, our auditors calculated that McConnell earned $5.5 million in salary. McConnell’s salary ranged from $75,100 (1985) to today’s $193,400 – as the second highest paid member of Congress
trump's massive tax cut -- for the rich
By Edward J. McCaffery
Updated 11:17 PM ET, Wed September 27, 2017
From the 2013to 2017 republicans controlled the House of Representatives
From 2015 to 2017 the republicans controlled the house and the senate!
SO!
In 2017 trump and the trump republicans passed their tax relief bill, passed every bill on ‘Mitch McConnell’s desk,
hired their judges and trumps puppet (William Bear), in charge of the judicial branch of government
while the taxpaying public 
and 
the Democratic Party squealed from the pain in our pockets!!!!!
Today while the trump republicans are still in control of the senate and Mitch McConnell’s desk is collapsing
from the weight of bill from the house of representatives,
the taxpaying public and the Democratic Party are still squealed from the lack of concern of the republicans to their subjects!!!!
Love and blessings from
Creator to You All
Shechaim Ohjieshan

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