OT: Want a high salary…work for san diego government….

[Reality]

I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.

The timing is kind of questionable although does anyone really expect someone running for election to take a raise not long before the election?

I don’t believe them when they say they didn’t delay the raises because of the election. Telling us that the election had no bearing on the timing is the part that bothers me.

[Wickedheart]

[quote=JohnAlt91941]I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.[/quote]

Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?

[Wickedheart]

[quote=JohnAlt91941]I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.[/quote]

Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?

[Wickedheart]

[quote=JohnAlt91941]I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.[/quote]

Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?

[Wickedheart]

[quote=JohnAlt91941]I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.[/quote]

Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?

[Wickedheart]

[quote=JohnAlt91941]I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.[/quote]

Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?

[Eugene]

[quote=Wickedheart]
Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?[/quote]

Interesting comparison. Eric Holder has about as much experience as a lawyer as our DA (though his JD is from Columbia and hers is from a local law school) and he used to make $2 mil./year before he got nominated. If you’re offered a high-ranking job in the White House, you don’t turn it down just because it does not pay very well. But I don’t think it works that way for more “menial” jobs such as San Diego County DA.

[Eugene]

[quote=Wickedheart]
Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?[/quote]

Interesting comparison. Eric Holder has about as much experience as a lawyer as our DA (though his JD is from Columbia and hers is from a local law school) and he used to make $2 mil./year before he got nominated. If you’re offered a high-ranking job in the White House, you don’t turn it down just because it does not pay very well. But I don’t think it works that way for more “menial” jobs such as San Diego County DA.

[Eugene]

[quote=Wickedheart]
Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?[/quote]

Interesting comparison. Eric Holder has about as much experience as a lawyer as our DA (though his JD is from Columbia and hers is from a local law school) and he used to make $2 mil./year before he got nominated. If you’re offered a high-ranking job in the White House, you don’t turn it down just because it does not pay very well. But I don’t think it works that way for more “menial” jobs such as San Diego County DA.

[Eugene]

[quote=Wickedheart]
Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?[/quote]

Interesting comparison. Eric Holder has about as much experience as a lawyer as our DA (though his JD is from Columbia and hers is from a local law school) and he used to make $2 mil./year before he got nominated. If you’re offered a high-ranking job in the White House, you don’t turn it down just because it does not pay very well. But I don’t think it works that way for more “menial” jobs such as San Diego County DA.

[Eugene]

[quote=Wickedheart]
Really? I have a big problem with their salaries considering the Attorney General of the whole freakin’ United States makes waaay less than the DA of San Diego county. And did anyone notice that the DA is also set up for an additional $12,000 pay raise on Dec 31?[/quote]

Interesting comparison. Eric Holder has about as much experience as a lawyer as our DA (though his JD is from Columbia and hers is from a local law school) and he used to make $2 mil./year before he got nominated. If you’re offered a high-ranking job in the White House, you don’t turn it down just because it does not pay very well. But I don’t think it works that way for more “menial” jobs such as San Diego County DA.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly Eugene, you take a political appointment from the White House not because of the money you make today but rather the for the power and influence you will be able to yield down the road that will transalte into many times your political position.

The same can be said for a SD County DA but of course the downstream pay is onconsequential relative to the payoff one gets from be US AG.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly Eugene, you take a political appointment from the White House not because of the money you make today but rather the for the power and influence you will be able to yield down the road that will transalte into many times your political position.

The same can be said for a SD County DA but of course the downstream pay is onconsequential relative to the payoff one gets from be US AG.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly Eugene, you take a political appointment from the White House not because of the money you make today but rather the for the power and influence you will be able to yield down the road that will transalte into many times your political position.

The same can be said for a SD County DA but of course the downstream pay is onconsequential relative to the payoff one gets from be US AG.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly Eugene, you take a political appointment from the White House not because of the money you make today but rather the for the power and influence you will be able to yield down the road that will transalte into many times your political position.

The same can be said for a SD County DA but of course the downstream pay is onconsequential relative to the payoff one gets from be US AG.

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