High Wasteful Budgets

The following is an email I sent to Senator Bill Nelson, Florida. In a time when money is not real and every dime the government uses why pay the employees like there is no tomorrow? I feel as I did in the email, that all could be cut 30%, at least and these folks would live well. Also get the police out of those cars and let them use their own to go back and forth to work, save the gas and repairs on the vehicles, at the same time save millions.

Thank you for taking a look at my issue. I am having a very hard time understanding why these people are making so much money in a time when so much money is not there or even in a time when the money is plentiful. The following list is just a portion of overpaid employees. I also believe they are guaranteed a retirement when we are not guaranteed SS. These cold be dropped at least 30% and be in the park of reality. On top of that, how many are driving city or state cars and using city or state gas.

Below you will see the letter I received from Sen. Nelson, Fla.

BRISTOL, HOPE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BRODIE, LAUREN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BRONIS, BARBARA State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BRONSON, THEOTIS State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BROWN, JOHN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BROWN, JOEL State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BROWN, LUCY State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BROWN JR, GEORGE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
BROWNELL, SCOTT State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BROWNING, EDWIN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $150,076.92
BRUNSON, CATHERINE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BRYAN, PAUL State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BRYANT, JERALD State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
BULONE, JOSEPH State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BURGER, ROBERT State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BURGESS, GRANVILLE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
BURTON, CHARLES State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
BUTCHKO, BEATRICE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CABALLERO, MARCIA State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CADDELL, PATRICK State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CALOCA-JOHNSON, DAWN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CAMPBELL, PAMELA A. State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CAMPBELL, LISA State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CANADY, CHARLES State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $157,975.92
CARASSAS, JOHN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CARBALLO, JOHN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CARDONNE ELY, GISELA State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CARITHERS, HUGH State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CARLIN, JOHN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CARNEY III, ROBERT State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CARPANINI, MARK State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CARR, MIKE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CARREROU, RUBEN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $145,000.08
CARY, GLENN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CASANUEVA, DARRYL State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $150,076.92
CASTOR II, FRANK State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CATES, ROBERT State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CATLIN, CATHERINE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CHEEK III, LEON State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CHRISTENSEN, PATTI State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CIKLIN, CORY State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $150,076.92
CLARK, NANCY State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CLARK, BRANTLEY State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
CLARK, NIKKI State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $150,076.92
CLARKE, CATHLEEN State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00
CLAYTON, JAMES State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
COFER, CHARLES State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $134,280.00 More
COHEN, JERI State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92
COHEN, DALE State of Florida - SCS - State Courts System $142,177.92

This is just a partial list of the salaries in Fla. that could be cut. Tell me what you think because this is rampant everywhere my friends and someone explain why these people should make this kind of money in a recessionary period or any other kind of economy!

This is the BS letter I received from Sen. Bill Nelson, Fla. This is why we need to overhaul Congress and the Senate. Because they are in a world of their own and not in touch with reality.

Dear Mr. Wiley:

Thank you for sharing your views on Congress and the nation's spending priorities. As a member of the Senate Budget Committee, I am deeply involved in the Federal budget process.

Our nation is at a critical juncture. Increasing costs for health care and the recent economic downturn have left many people struggling to get by. Crucial funding is needed to improve infrastructure, boost the economy, provide for our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and support our veterans. At the same time, emergency spending and outdated subsidies must not be allowed to continue indefinitely.

I firmly believe we should implement sound fiscal policies that will help reduce our nation's $12.9 trillion debt. That’s why I am an original cosponsor of S.2853, the Bipartisan Task Force for Responsible Fiscal Action Act of 2009, a bill that would expedite commonsense solutions to the nation’s long-term fiscal challenges. Unfortunately, the legislation did not receive the necessary 60 votes to pass when it was offered as an amendment in the Senate.

It is essential that we break the log jam that has ensnared Congress for over a decade and threatens the solvency of the Federal government. That’s why I supported the creation of the bipartisan National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform. The commission is comprised of private citizens and elected officials from across the political spectrum who are tasked with recommending solutions to the nation’s long-term fiscal challenges. I am hopeful their recommendations will jump start debate on how to improve the nation’s fiscal outlook.

As the Senate considers appropriations bills and measures to improve the state of our economy, I will work to ensure that spending reflects the values and priorities of Floridians. Please do not hesitate to contact me in the future.

Sincerely,
Senator Bill Nelson

Have you seen this about our 1st Lady?

First Lady Requires More Than Twenty Attendants to the tune of  $6.304,000. If you are not into numbers, that's Six Million Three Hundred For Thousand Dollars my friends, at a time of recession.

1. $172,2000 - Sher, Susan (Chief Of Staff)

2. $140,000 - Frye, Jocelyn C. (Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Policy And Projects For The First Lady)

 3. $113,000 - Rogers, Desiree G.  (Special Assistant to the President and White House Social Secretary)

4. $102,000 - Johnston, Camille Y. (Special Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the First Lady)

5. $100,000 - Winter, Melissa E. (Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady)

6. $90,000 -  Medina   , David S. (Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady)

7. $84,000 - Lelyveld, Catherine M. (Director and Press Secretary to the First Lady)

8. $75,000 - Starkey, Frances M. (Director of Scheduling and Advance for the First Lady)

9. $70,000 - Sanders, Trooper (Deputy Director of Policy and Projects for the First Lady)

10. $65,000 - Burnough, Erinn J. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary)

11. $64,000 - Reinstein, Joseph B. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary)

12. $62,000 - Goodman, Jennifer R. (Deputy Director of Scheduling and Events Coordinator For The First Lady)

13. $60,000 - Fitts, Alan O. (Deputy Director of Advance and Trip Director for the First Lady)

14. $57,500 - Lewis, Dana M. (Special Assistant and Personal Aide to the First Lady)

15. $52,500 - Mustaphi, Semonti M. (Associate Director and Deputy Press Secretary to The First Lady)

16. $50,000 - Jarvis, Kristen E. (Special Assistant for Scheduling and Traveling Aide to The First Lady)

17. $45,000 - Lechtenberg, Tyler A. (Associate Director of Correspondence For The First Lady)

18. $43,000 - Tubman, Samantha (Deputy Associate Director, Social Office)

19. $40,000 - Boswell, Joseph J. (Executive Assistant to the Chief Of Staff to the First Lady)

20. $36,000 - Armbruster, Sally M. (Staff Assistant to the Social Secretary)

21. $35,000 - Bookey, Natalie (Staff Assistant)

22. $35,000 - Jackson, Deilia A. (Deputy Associate Director of Correspondence for the First Lady)

 This does not include Makeup Artist or Hairstylist, both of whom traveled on Air Force One to  Europe with the First Family.

There has NEVER been another 1st Lady in the White House at any time who has created such a staff and they are used soely for the 1st Lady's Social Life! Hillary had three, Jackie Kennedy one, Laura Bush one. I guess this is the way one spends money that lost her state license as an attorney and has never been proud of her country, to get even!

DID YOU KNOW PALIN WAS A REPUBLICAN BASHER WHEN SHE WAS ELECTED GOVERNOR OF ALASKA? THE DEM'S LOVED HER! SPOTS CHANGE. THEY GO WITH THE MONEY IT WOULD SEEM. VOTE ROMNEY UNLESS SOMEONE BETTER POPS UP MY FRIENDS.  WE NEED A BUSINESS PERSON TO REBUILD AMERICA.