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Starrynight Posts: 192 Registered: 2021-11-26 
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Oops, sorry, I think I calculated wrongly. Math was never my strength. Correct me if I'm getting this wrong: the elected officeholder would get a "kickback" of not 1%, not 0.1%, but 0.01% (or 1/10,000th) of the total amount he is able to cut from his budget in a year. So, if the POTUS were to save $100 billion from the US federal budget, that year he'd get a personal salary bonus of $10 million that would go in his pocket, for having saved the nation from that amount of spending. A nice incentive to spend less public money! Maybe the bonus should be more or less than what I'm proposing, I don't know. The point is to try to find some way to encourage our elected officials to spend less, not more. 2022-04-30 15:50:04
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