Yes, we do. We pay for everything, their salaries, their medical plan (which nobody else in the entire world can have, by the way) and their retirement plan and all their perks.
It looks like the us taxpayer pays bernanke's salary equal to the same pay as a cabinet member about $199,000 a year....the American peoples party says congress uses us law to steal from the people and these salaries should be cut down to $52,000 a year !!!see vids about this party at www.youtube.com/billyandtherockets
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In 1872, the annual salary of senators and congressmen in the United States was $5,000 per year. This was the amount set by the Salary Act of 1871, which increased their pay from $5,000 to $7,500 but was later reversed to the original amount.
They pay premiums for their health insurance, as do other Federal Employees.
yes but below cost
The 27th amendment to the Constitution refers to the wages of senators and congressmen. Essentially, the amendment prevents congress people from giving themselves a salary increase.
Yes, just like any other employee
It changes the tax bracket of the taxpayer, meaning that the taxpayer pays more or less tax, depending on filing status.
what they pay you
No you actully have to find them at hotels. then you hire them and you pay them weekly salary, while they are hauling and making money for you,