You are intentionally obscuring the fact that hundreds of billions go to the wealthy @GOP donors while the rest of us get peanuts in comparison, only increasing inequality, which is bad for everyone, even your wealthy donors. It's the lose-lose tax cut.
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Mitch!xo W. Rodney McMullen, chairman and CEO of The Kroger Co., had $11.7 million in total… more. All of the five highest-paid executives at Kroger Co. each pulled in $4 million or more in compensation last year, with an average of nearly $6.3 million each.
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Mitch: Think Progress: Chief executive pay has risen 127 times faster than worker pay over the last three decades. The ratio of CEO pay to worker pay was 259.9-to-1 last year. That compares to a ratio of 20-to-1 in 1965 and even just 87.3-to-1 in the early 90s.
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The numbers back him up. Median CEO pay hit a record earlier this year, breaching the $10 million mark. It rose more than 50 percent over the last four years, while the average American saw her pay increase just 1.3 percent over the last year.
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Think Progress: And there is little evidence to suggest that these huge increases in CEO compensation are benefitting their companies. There is no evidence to suggest that paying CEOs top dollar means better performance in terms of profitability, revenue, or stock return. In fact
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Really? David Dillon, the former CEO of the supermarket chain Kroger, told the audience of an Aspen Ideas festival that his pay in his last year on the job, which clocked in at nearly $13 million, “even seems ludicrous to me.”
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a former Kroger CEO thought his own $13 Million pay was nuts!https://thinkprogress.org/former-ceo-calls-executive-pay-extreme-says-own-pay-was-ludicrous-6d6f8f5e68df/ …
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ThinkProgess: , a study found that the companies that pay their chief executives the most see the worst results for shareholders
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Federal Budget Deficit! Freakin Fake Conservative!
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