Lawmaker seeks independent commission to tackle elected official salary decisions - The Nevada Independent
- Elon Musk previously opposed a government funding bill due to a modest pay increase for Congress members, but he has now indicated that higher pay might make sense.
- Musk stated that increasing compensation for Congress and senior government employees could help reduce corruption, claiming it might be up to 1000 times more costly to the public.
- The salary for Congress members has not changed since 2009 and is currently $174,000, although it should be $217,900 if adjusted for inflation according to the Congressional Research Service.
- Musk's comments come as Congress faces budget negotiations after he influenced a funding bill's defeat last December, affecting various federal programs and services.
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