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The article estimated the salary as $42,200 per year in a town with a median income of $34,764. The idea was to hire the best person possible, which is where the candidate's level of education comes into play. Perhaps somebody without a masters degree could do it, but could they do it as well? A head librarian in a town like that can play a significant role in many ways, as your post pointed out. Some folks clearly aren't getting that.

 

From her UN visit:

 

It was $42,200. Part of the problem is other people in that salary range kept quiet.

 

Just curious: What is the optimum number of staffers for maximum efficiency? That way I'll know if we're cutting too low or hiring too wastefully.

 

Until the next whistleblower declares "Biden is a very, very bad person. And her emails."

 

Size of National Security staff goes up and down according to preferences of NS Advisor. Obama expanded staff for the same reason Trump is cutting it, in the hopes of getting it more under White House control. Didn't work for Obama, sure as hell won't work for Trump. In Trump's case, about the only thing he can hope to do is get rid of some of the people Bolton brought in. He was for staff expansion to expand his own influence. Bolton is quite obviously main source of many recent leaks.

 

Don likes what Don likes.

 

Yes, it’s horrible here. Please never visit.

Tell all your friends the Buffalo River is a hellhole, Crystal Bridges has art worse than hanging on your fridge, the hundreds of miles of MTB trails lead to backwoods cannibals, the trout in the White and Little Red never get bigger than 12 inches and that Oaklawn is the worst thoroughbred track in America.

 

I like Arkansas. This trip I was mostly in the Ozarks. Saw some swell stuff, met some swell people.

That I get to travel all over America is one of the things that makes my job so great.

 

Hit me up next time and I’ll point you to the best holes in the wall.

 

I'd like that. Thanks!