is having a very highly paid president a wise thing in view of the economic crisis
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Originally posted by quinner View Postis having a very highly paid president a wise thing in view of the economic crisisYesterday is history, Tomorrow is mystery, Today is a gift.
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Originally posted by quinner View Posttrue......but you never know lolYesterday is history, Tomorrow is mystery, Today is a gift.
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Originally posted by sheelbee View PostIn these straightened times we have a record number of candidates spending vast amounts of "our" money to secure a handy little number for the next 7 years. If we could only elect all 7 and make them HAPPY.........Fairies and away come to mind..........
there is vast amonts of your money being spent almost everywhere....but can the president's salary be justified....start at the top and work down.....europe has rewarded the public sector out of all proportion to the private sector (wealth creators)...you have to start somewhereHere Rex!!!...Here Rex!!!.....Wuff!!!....... Wuff!!!
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Originally posted by bigby View Posthttp://www.independent.ie/opinion/an...r-2335138.html
I have not given it much thought as to what I could do about itHere Rex!!!...Here Rex!!!.....Wuff!!!....... Wuff!!!
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Originally posted by quinner View Postsame as most people.......but why.....they are public servants
"And it is not in the interest of the political class to suggest reducing the pay of the incoming President. Why, if you reduced the presidential pay, next thing you might have to reduce the pay and expenses of TDs, senators, councillors, quangocrats and all the rest.
So, although I believe the people would support this proposal of doing the job for less, the politicians would not. And they have the power. "
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Originally posted by bigby View PostI think because we can not just force them to lower the salary and we do not trust them to lower it themselves, as the article says,
"And it is not in the interest of the political class to suggest reducing the pay of the incoming President. Why, if you reduced the presidential pay, next thing you might have to reduce the pay and expenses of TDs, senators, councillors, quangocrats and all the rest.
So, although I believe the people would support this proposal of doing the job for less, the politicians would not. And they have the power. "Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is mystery, Today is a gift.
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Originally posted by bigby View PostI think because we can not just force them to lower the salary and we do not trust them to lower it themselves, as the article says,
"And it is not in the interest of the political class to suggest reducing the pay of the incoming President. Why, if you reduced the presidential pay, next thing you might have to reduce the pay and expenses of TDs, senators, councillors, quangocrats and all the rest.
So, although I believe the people would support this proposal of doing the job for less, the politicians would not. And they have the power. "
wrong!!!!!!...the people have the power........and it can be used peacefullyHere Rex!!!...Here Rex!!!.....Wuff!!!....... Wuff!!!
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