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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And: "The D.C. government has a long track record of turning a blind eye as city money fraudulently flows to Prince George’s County, Maryland.[b] One reason for that may be the D.C. government is controlled by Maryland residents: 16,400 of the employees who run D.C. reside in Maryland — overwhelmingly in Prince George’s County. This us compared with the 15,800 who actually live in the city that employs them, according to information the D.C. government gave TheDCNF as a result of a Freedom of Information Act request. Only 3,600 live in Virginia[/b]. The Maryland zip code where the most city employees live has a median household income of $95,000, far higher than the median household income of D.C. residents, which is $72,000. This refutes a claim frequently repeated by city employees that they should be paid more because they can’t afford to live in D.C."[/quote] This is JAW DROPPING (if true.)[/quote] OF COURSE it's true. What's jaw-dropping is that only Republicans (Daily Caller is nothing of not Republican) will actually tell the truth. This corruption-riddled Democrat-machine town would rather live with corruption than admit to it.[/quote] Why is it jaw-dropping that municipal employees live outside the city limits? Why do you care where the bus driver, or the clerk who takes parking ticket money at city hall lives? [/quote]
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