OK, somebody around here must know the answer about Tenant's pay

[Ernesto]

How much did he make a year? Is he eligible to retire? Is it possible to get a government bonus to get lost? Can a cabinet member get a "golden umbrella"? Is this kind of info on the public record? By the way, how much do shitbags like rummy, wolfowits & condi get payed?
Come on DUers, help us all on this one!

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

1. Ernesto..I can't take it anymore..please correct your header..It's Tenet!

and I don't know squat about his compensation except that there's a cushy private defense industry job awaiting him if he doesn't write a tell all book and slit his wrists.

[ezee]

4. Chaney

might have suggested that if he quits he will get him a job at Hallaburton.

[Ernesto]

5. YOU are very cruel

However, you can spell better than this o'fart....... Gimmee a hot dog, hand me a beer! I want to be the last man standin' (Jimmy Buffet)

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

6. Thanks for taking it in good humor

but you're about the 10,000th poster that spelled it that way...oh..and given you're I LA..I'll buy you a beer and a dog anyday!

[Don_G]

2. I Know By Law

Nobody can make as much or have benefits greater than the President.

That said, I think Tenant has been fairly honest and the shitbags there have transferred the Treasury to Cayman Island accounts.

[Wickerman]

3. On MPR tonight someone said 150k

and that he has a son going to college next year and wanted to cash in for the millions he'll be able to ask...

[greatauntoftriplets]

7. Yeah, I heard that....

...and thought about all these people in the country who earn far less than that AND send their kids to college.

[Wickerman]

8. my big ol' heart was breaking as I thought of Robert Johnson's son

sent 5 kids to college driving a gravel truck - didn't get any of his so very famous daddy's estate until well after th4e kids went through school. Poor George

http://www.blues.co.nz/news/article.php?id=321

Bluesman's estate settled by Mississippi court

Robert Johnson's heir is retired gravel truck driver


JACKSON, Mississippi (AP) - June 16, 2000 -- Bluesman Robert Johnson's royalties will go to a retired gravel truck driver whose mother had a fling with the musician in 1931, the Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled. Claud Johnson's paternity case was bolstered by a witness to one of his mother's sexual encounters with Robert Johnson, who wrote such blues standards as "Me and the Devil Blues," "Crossroads Blues" and "Rambling on My Mind."

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

9. That was a great story, they had it in the LA Times the other day

loved the sex testimony :D

[Wickerman]

10. she was a riot, huh?

I sincerely hope there are audio tapes of that -I'd love to hear them one day!