Grapevine: Salaries up at the White House

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Now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine despite the sluggish job markets salaries are up but the White House.

Last Friday the administration released its annual report on staff salaries.

This year the payroll stands at 37 point eight million dollars.

And covers 468.

Employees.

That is up slightly from last year and higher than president George W Bush's last year in office in 2008.

Staff salaries totaled a little more than 33 million and included 447.

Employees.

And if you are in the market for a new career you might want to think about pulling -- Some schools may be abandoning curse of writing in class but the White House is -- -- for makes almost 97000.

Dollars a year.

Now that's something to write home about.

The former environmental protection -- agency official who was caught on tape.

Compare the agency's enforcement philosophy for oil and gas industry -- to ancient Rome.

-- found himself and you -- Al -- -- has resigned in April after his crucify them comments became public.

He will now work as part of the Sierra club's beyond coal campaign.

Oklahoma Republican senator James in half whose office first publicized the crucify comments sent out a tongue in cheek congratulation.

Quote.

At least at the Sierra Club he won't get -- so much trouble for telling the truth that their true agenda is to kill oil gas.

And coal.

And finally -- another citizen who thinks 911 as a customer service hotline.

We told you last month Connecticut man called emergency dispatchers.

Complaining that his sandwich order was made incorrectly.

Well now topping that an Ohio man is facing criminal charges after he allegedly made ten calls to 911.

To complain about service at a local skyline chili restaurant.

Police say Christian Lockett was drunk at the time.

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