Pay, Perks in Congress
I was astounded to read that Henry Waxman’s “administrative assistant” received a salary of $100,000.
Plus, the man isn’t even from California! (“Waxman Assistant Loses Election,” Times Valley Edition, Nov. 6)
Would The Times be kind enough to print the staff salaries of all the California congressional delegation, where their staffers come from, and the perks to which they are “entitled?”
LISABETH HUSH
Studio City
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