Proposal draft:
Government pensions, the taxpayers money being wasted and local/state governments budgets going way over spending limit. What can we as citizens of the United States do to solve these problems?
Government pensions are costing taxpayers more because of politicians greed. Many politicians fight for ridiculous pensions that reach over $200,000 annually. Some requirements for these pensions are extremely simple to earn. The problems of today's economy can be solved with many other programs, but no extra programs may be created if taxpayers money is spent by the billions in other areas of government.
November 16, 2010
By Jason Grotto, Tribune reporter
Jason is a known writer and researcher in today's news. He has eleven years of journalism experience after he graduated from University of Missouri in 2000. Much of his groundbreaking journalism has exposed corrupt government.
Chicago tribune reporter Jason Grotto has found much research on recent events about Chicago's rising debts. His article has multiple cases of the Chicago leaders overspending on government pensions due poor predictions. None of his arguments are biased because he takes information given from multiple sources about the same exact topic he discusses. He also does much field research on his own to find true information.
"Just how big are pension Liabilities?"
March 4, 2011
Bryan Leonard is a Budget Research Analyst. He writes his own topics off of other politicians ideas. He is a graduate of Montana State University.
His article is about solutions that have been researched and reviewed to try and solve state debts in pensions. Proper ideas and solutions given from well known politicians are included in much of his work. He talk of taking away at least fifty percent of most annual pensions for those who have worked much less periods of time.
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