The White House just disclosed the salaries of the people working in the Executive Office, and it doesn’t look good for the Jews.
Three employees receive no money at all for their role in the Trump administration, and all of them are Jewish. Another receives $30,000 annually — tied for the lowest non-zero salary on the list.
The silver lining for these particular Jews is that they each have net worths in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, members of the First Family, chose not to draw a salary in their capacities as advisers to President Trump. Also going without pay is Reed Cordish, the scion of a Baltimore real estate empire who now serves as an assistant to the president for intergovernmental and technology initiatives. Cordish is also married to a close friend of Ivanka Trump.
Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, takes $30,000 annually for his work. He is the former president and chief operation officer of Goldman Sachs.
At least one Jewish adviser to Trump — Jason Greenblatt — makes the highest possible salary for Executive Branch staffers, $180,000.
4 thoughts on “Jewish Employees working for Trump Administration are the lowest paid”
What is a shmuck ?
What’s the gripe?? They’re Zillionaire volunteers. They chose not to be paid. Influence and handouts are more valuable to rich jews.
Well, maybe because they are doing a low paid job. Why should they be paid more than anybody else because they are jews? These people have some kind of a mental and social problem, no? Time they understand they don’t rule the world
What is a shmuck ?
What’s the gripe?? They’re Zillionaire volunteers. They chose not to be paid. Influence and handouts are more valuable to rich jews.
Well, maybe because they are doing a low paid job. Why should they be paid more than anybody else because they are jews? These people have some kind of a mental and social problem, no? Time they understand they don’t rule the world
http://www.timesofisrael.com/new-jersey-rabbi-others-charged-with-multi-million-dollar-welfare-scam/