Bureaucracy Is A Cancer Society Can Not Afford

• The chief bureaucrat of a low-income California city getting almost $800,000 per year.

• Cops in Oakland getting average compensation of $188,000.

• A school superintendent in New York raking in more than $500 thousand of annual compensation.

• A Philadelphia bureaucrat, after working only 2-1/2 years, nailing down a guaranteed pension of $50,000 per year.

• A New York school bureaucrat simultaneously getting a $225,000 salary and $300,000 pension.

• California taxpayers being forced to pay a fired bureaucrat $550,000 for unused vacation time.

• An employee of the New Jersey Turnpike system raking in annual compensation of $320,000.

Hopefully we’re all disgusted when insiders rig the system to rip off taxpayers. And I suspect you’re not surprised to see that the worst example on that list comes from California, which is in a race with Illinois to see which state can become the Greece of America.

Has anyone not heard where a Blue state has pension payment problems?

When the federal or state employee earns nearly 50% more than the private employee something has to give.