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Old 03-05-2013, 11:33 AM
 
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Sounds logical and right to me.

Claire McCaskill | U.S. Senator for Missouri

McCaskill Introduces Bill To Cut Pay During Sequestration | Claire McCaskill | U.S. Senator for Missouri

"The federal workforce is looking at furloughs that would result in a sizeable pay cut-and there's absolutely no reason members of Congress should exempt themselves," McCaskill said. "We can and should reach a balanced compromise to replace these damaging across-the-board cuts, but until we do, this is an obvious step to hold Congress accountable for the job we need to get done."

McCaskill has successfully prevented several individual yearly pay raises since arriving in the Senate, the most recent in March of 2012. Members of Congress have not received a pay raise since 2009.
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