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I'd prefer to see the floor raised for interns/entry-level staff then making sure COS's and whatnot can make slightly more, but at least this should play some role in minimizing how many people bolt towards the revolving door and enter lobbying.
“As you know, our hard-working, patriotic Congressional staffers are integral to the functioning of the House of Representatives: ensuring this institution can effectively carry out our legislative and constituent responsibilities,” Pelosi said in a Dear Colleague letter. >

How many times have they raised minimum wage, and how many times have they raised their own wages. >

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