Why Do Congressional SERVANTS Have Better Benefits Than Their Citizen EMPLOYERS?

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Why Do Congressional SERVANTS Have Better Benefits Than Their Citizen EMPLOYERS?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Monday, May 20, 2019 - 11:37.

The title of this piece pretty much says it all. Congress gets free health care for life. They can vote themselves a pay raise regardless of the job they are doing. Why does the servant get better benefits than the master?

WHY does Congress have better most everything?

Hal Christian Mon, 05/20/2019 - 18:09

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After the bankruptcy of the united states of American, Congress formed the Corporation of the United States of America and the UNITED STATES.It was a game changer. Congress became corporate employees and officers of the Corporate UNITED STATES and most everyone else became CITIZENS, PERSONS,CORPS, and INDIVIDUALS in name and in body surety for the foreign BKdebt with little to no Constitutional rights but merely Civil rights. This Corporation has private investors globally and the Corp. Officer's Congressional benefit & perk packages have nothing to do with government as 90% of what the Masses call Gov. is For profit Corps.( Easy look up on Dunn& Bradstreet's list of for profit corps). The attorney ATTORN-EY politicians are aware of this.

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