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Re-evaluate and establish laws and regulatory guidance for pay and benefits of U.S. Congressional personnel

Created by B.S. on April 08, 2013

Congress is an entity designed to reflect the people they represent. However, pay, medical, and other benefits are currently not representative of the people they represent.

Establishing a more parallel pay and benefits scale/system to reflect the average citizen is not only fair, but more clearly shows a congressional members choice to serve their country as the primary motivator for service. In some ways, it allows for a reduction in governmental costs as well as promotes a positive public image to the people they represent and the nation as a whole.

For example, federal employees have a pay scale that regulates pay and experience. Military personnel defend and die for our country and are paid less than many persons in congress, and also have a cap on their military pay.

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