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Tag Archives: California Citizens Compensation Commission
Politician Pay Stays The Same
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California's statewide elected officials and legislators will not have their salaries or benefits cut any further this year, after the voter-created panel in charge of those paychecks took a pass today at any more reductions. But the decision didn't come … Continue reading
Prop 1F: The May 19 Guillotine
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You're angry. You want to punish the politicians. And so… if you're like your fellow Californian who's been polled in recent weeks… you're going to cast a vote for Proposition 1F with glee. Off with their heads, er, pay raises! … Continue reading
Cut Politician Pay. Oh Wait, We Can't?
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[UPDATE 2:33pm - Apparently the governor was watching what happened, as described below. He's just announced three new members of the commission, thus filling all the vacancies. Schwarzenegger spokesman Aaron McLear says the governor supports the 10% lawmaker pay cut … Continue reading





