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Cancel the pension of Marian Robinson for babysitting her grandchildren.

Created by J.H. on October 18, 2016

Today, it was announced that Marian Robinson, the mother-in-law of President Obama, was granted a lifetime, $160,000 a year pension in connection with babysitting the President's daughters. Mrs. Robinson has resided in the White House during her son-in-law's term in office. It is inappropriate for the Federal government to pay a relative of the President for babysitting services, much less to provide that person with a pension. Furthermore, $160,000 a year pension following 8 years of employment in that field of work is grossly disproportionate. It is submitted that if Marian Robinson were not a relative of the President, she would not be receiving this amount. The excess amount is evidence of corruption.

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