She doesn’t need more money, she can decrease her staff if she wants to pay them more. Each member gets the same amount for personnel. If she can’t pay her staff on $ 1.2M I don.t know what to tell you.
You are free to give as much to the US Treasury to support this agenda as you wish. My bet is you don’t voluntarily write them a check for more than you are obligated to.
and she is free to pay her staff whatever she wants. No one is stopping her.
I’m not sure why I am discussing it with you either. You obviously do not want a discussion, just to drop one liner ‘I’ll show her’ posts and then leave.
Next time I will just ignore your responses and you can feel as though you won some argument you weren’t even a part of.
Better watch it there RT, you’re repeating one of the things the dummy Ocasio said there.
She made one tweet on the subject and someone then wrote an article about it. For ■■■■■ sake, if this is all you need to go off on such a rant then like I said, you and your little Oscario-Cortez derangement syndrome buddies can have a ball.
Unlike you though, she is saying that if congress thinks themselves worthy of a good wage then they should raise the MRA so that their staff can have a better wage without slashing their benefits as another ■■■■ you to them.
Your assumptions about all of her knowledge and position on this from one tweet is ridiculous, borderline pathetic.
First, why don’t you answer why you and others are in here mocking her for speaking up for congressional staffers that she found have to work second jobs just to pay their bills and make a living?
Seriously? Why are you all mocking and attacking her for that?
It’s mind boggling how the trump nationalists deconstruct every single sentence from this young lady but at the same time, silently nodding their heads at every single lie coming out of Cheeto Benito’s mouth.
That’s not how the economy works though. Certain types of labor and or skills are valued more than others. For example a person who can accurately throw a 100 mph fastball is valued much more than the person who makes the ball.