The U.S. Economy By The Numbers

The following are 70 facts that Barack Obama does not want you to see....
$3.59 - When Barack Obama entered the White House, the average price of a gallon of gasoline was $1.85.  Today, it is $3.59.
22 - It is hard to believe, but today the poverty rate for children living in the United States is a whopping 22 percent.
23 - According to U.S. Representative Betty Sutton, an average of 23 manufacturing facilities permanently shut down in the United States every single day during 2010.
30 - Back in 2007, about 10 percent of all unemployed Americans had been out of work for 52 weeks or longer.  Today, that number is above 30 percent.
32 - The amount of money that the federal government gives directly to Americans has increased by 32 percent since Barack Obama entered the White House.
35 - U.S. housing prices are now down a total of 35 percent from the peak of the housing bubble.
40 - The official U.S. unemployment rate has been above 8 percent for 40 months in a row.
42 - According to one survey, 42 percent of all American workers are currently living paycheck to paycheck.
48 - Shockingly, at this point 48 percent of all Americans are either considered to be "low income" or are living in poverty.
49 - Today, an astounding 49.1 percent of all Americans live in a home where at least one person receives benefits from the government.
53 - Last year, an astounding 53 percent of all U.S. college graduates under the age of 25 were either unemployed or underemployed.
60 - According to a recent Gallup poll, only 60 percent of all Americans say that they have enough money to live comfortably.
61 - At this point the Federal Reserve is essentially monetizing much of the U.S. national debt.  For example, the Federal Reserve bought up approximately 61 percent of all government debt issued by the U.S. Treasury Department during 2011.
63 - One recent survey found that 63 percent of all Americans believe that the U.S. economic model is broken.
71 - Today, 71 percent of all small business owners believe that the U.S. economy is still in a recession.
80 - Americans buy 80 percent of the pain pills sold on the entire globe each year.
81 - Credit card debt among Americans in the 25 to 34 year old age bracket has risen by 81 percent since 1989.
85 - 85 percent of all artificial Christmas trees are made in China.
86 - According to one survey, 86 percent of Americans workers in their sixties say that they will continue working past their 65th birthday.
90 - In the United States today, the wealthiest one percent of all Americans have a greater net worth than the bottom 90 percent combined.
93 - The United States now ranks 93rd in the world in income inequality.
95 - The middle class continues to shrink - 95 percent of the jobs lost during the last recession were middle class jobs.
107 - Each year, the average American must work 107 days just to make enough money to pay local, state and federal taxes.
350 - The average CEO now makes approximately 350 times as much as the average American worker makes.
400 - According to Forbes, the 400 wealthiest Americans have more wealth than the bottom 150 million Americans combined.
$500 - In some areas of Detroit, Michigan you can buy a three bedroom home for just $500.
627 - In 2010, China produced 627 million metric tons of steel.  The United States only produced 80 million metric tons of steel.
877 - 20,000 workers recently applied for just 877 jobs at a Hyundai plant in Montgomery, Alabama.
900 - Auto parts exports from China to the United States have increased by more than 900 percent since the year 2000.
$1580 - When Barack Obama first took office, an ounce of gold was going for about $850.  Today an ounce of gold costs more than $1580 an ounce.
1700 - Consumer debt in America has risen by a whopping 1700% since 1971.
2016 - It is being projected that the Chinese economy will be larger than the U.S. economy by the year 2016.
$4155 - The average American household spent a staggering $4,155 on gasoline during 2011.
$4300 - The amount by which real median household income has declined since Barack Obama entered the White House.
$6000 - If you can believe it, the median price of a home in Detroit is now just $6000.
$10,000 - According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 46 percent of all American workers have less than $10,000 saved for retirement, and 29 percent of all American workers have less than $1,000 saved for retirement.
49,000 - In 2011, our trade deficit with China was more than 49,000 times larger than it was back in 1985.
50,000 - The United States has lost an average of approximately 50,000 manufacturing jobs a month since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001.
56,000 - The United States has lost more than 56,000 manufacturing facilities since 2001.
$85,000 - According to the New York Times, a Jeep Grand Cherokee that costs $27,490 in the United States costs about $85,000 in China thanks to all the tariffs.
$175,587 - The Obama administration spent $175,587 to find out if cocaine causes Japanese quail to engage in sexually risky behavior.
$328,404 - Over the next 75 years, Medicare is facing unfunded liabilities of more than 38 trillion dollars.  That comes to $328,404 for each and every household in the United States.
$361,330 - This is what the average banker in New York City made in 2010.
440,00 - If the federal government began right at this moment to repay the U.S. national debt at a rate of one dollar per second, it would take over 440,000 years to totally pay it off.
500,000 - According to the Economic Policy Institute, America is losing half a million jobs to China every single year.
2,000,000 - Family farms are being systematically wiped out of existence in the United States.  According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the number of farms in the United States has fallen from about 6.8 million in 1935 to only about 2 million today.
$2,000,000 - At this point, the U.S. national debt is rising by more than 2 million dollars every single minute.
2,600,000 - In 2010, 2.6 million more Americans fell into poverty.  That was the largest increase that we have seen since the U.S. government began keeping statistics on this back in 1959.
5,400,000 - When Barack Obama first took office there were 2.7 million long-term unemployed Americans.  Today there are twice as many.
16,000,000 - It is being projected that Obamacare will add 16 million more Americans to the Medicaid rolls.
$20,000,000 - The amount of money the U.S. government was spending to create a version of Sesame Street for children in Pakistan.
25,000,000 - Today, approximately 25 million American adults are living with their parents.
40,000,000 - According to Professor Alan Blinder of Princeton University, 40 million more U.S. jobs could be sent offshore over the next two decades if current trends continue.
46,405,204 - The number of Americans currently on food stamps.  When Barack Obama first entered the White House there were only 32 million Americans on food stamps.
88,000,000 - Today there are more than 88 million working age Americans that are not employed and that are not looking for employment.  That is an all-time record high.
100,000,000 - Overall, there are more than 100 million working age Americans that do not currently have jobs.
$150,000,000 - This is approximately the amount of money that the Obama administration and the U.S. Congress are stealing from future generations of Americans every single hour.
$2,000,000,000 - The amount of money that JP Morgan has admitted that it will lose from derivatives trades gone bad.  Many analysts are convinced that the real number will actually end up being much higher.
$147,000,000,000 - In the U.S., medical costs related to obesity are estimated to be approximately 147 billion dollars a year.
295,500,000,000 - Our trade deficit with China in 2011 was $295.5 billion.  That was the largest trade deficit that one country has had with another country in the history of the planet.
$359,100,000,000 - During the first quarter of 2012, U.S. public debt rose by 359.1 billion dollars.  U.S. GDP only rose by 142.4 billion dollars.
$454,000,000,000 - During fiscal 2011, the U.S. government spent over 454 billion dollars just on interest on the national debt.
$1,000,000,000,000 - The total amount of student loan debt in the United States recently surpassed the one trillion dollar mark.
$1,170,000,000,000 - China now holds approximately 1.17 trillion dollars of U.S. government debt.  Yet the U.S. government continues to send them millions of dollars in foreign aid every year.
$1,600,000,000,000 - The amount that has been added to the U.S. national debt since the Republicans took control of the U.S. House of Representatives.  This is more than the first 97 Congresses added to the national debt combined.
$5,000,000,000,000 - The U.S. national debt has risen by more than 5 trillion dollars since the day that Barack Obama first took office.  In a little more than 3 years Obama has added more to the national debt than the first 41 presidents combined.
$5,000,000,000,000 - What the real U.S. budget deficit in 2011 would have been if the federal government had used generally accepted accounting principles.
$11,440,000,000,000 - The total amount of consumer debt in the United States.
$15,734,596,578,458.59 - The U.S. national debt as of June 7, 2012.
$200,000,000,000,000 - Today, the 9 largest banks in the United States have a total of more than 200 trillion dollars of exposure to derivatives.  When the derivatives market completely collapses there won't be enough money in the entire world to fix it.

Truths about Sarah Palin - thought I would share

1.Democrats forget when Palin was the Darling of the Democrats, because as soon as Palin took the Governor's office away from a fellow Republican and tough SOB, Frank Murkowski, she tore into the Republican's "Corrupt Bastards Club" (CBC) and sent them packing. Many of them are now residing in State housing and wearing orange jump suits The Democrats reacted by skipping around the yard, throwing confetti and singing, "la la la la" (well, you know how they are). Name another governor in this country that has ever done anything similar.

2.Now with the CBC gone, there were fewer Alaskan politicians to protect the huge, giant oil companies here. So she constructed and enacted a new system of splitting the oil profits called "ACES." Exxon (the biggest corporation in the world) protested and Sarah told them, "don't let the door hit you in the stern on your way out." They stayed, and Alaska residents went from being merely wealthy to being filthy rich. Of course, the other huge international oil companies meekly fell in line. Again, give me the name of any other governor in the country that has done anything similar.

3.The other thing she did when she walked into the governor's office is she got the list of State requests for federal funding for projects, known as "pork." She went through the list, took 85% of them and placed them in the "when-hell-freezes-over" stack.. She let locals know that if we need something built, we'll pay for it ourselves. Maybe she figured she could use the money she got from selling the previous governor's jet because it was extravagant. Maybe she could use the money she saved by dismissing the governor's cook (remarking that she could cook for her own family), giving back the State vehicle issued to her, maintaining that she already had a car, and dismissing her State-provided security force (never mentioning - I imagine - that she's packing heat herself). I'm still waiting to hear the names of those other governors.

4.Now, even with her much-ridiculed "gosh and golly" mannerism, she also managed to put together a totally new approach to getting a natural gas pipeline built which will be the biggest private construction project in the history of North America. No one else could do it although they tried. If that doesn't impress you, then you're trying too hard to be unimpressed while watching her do things like this while baking up a batch of brownies with her other hand.

5.For 30 years, Exxon held a lease to do exploratory drilling at a place called Point Thompson. They made excuses the entire time why they couldn't start drilling. In truth they were holding it like an investment. No governor for 30 years could make them get started. Then, she told them she was revoking their lease and kicking them out. They protested and threatened court action. She shrugged and reminded them that she knew the way to the court house. Alaska won again.

6.President Obama wants the nation to be on 25% renewable resources for electricity by 2025.. Sarah went to the legislature and submitted her plan for Alaska to be at 50% renewable by 2025. We are already at 25%. I can give you more specifics about things done, as opposed to style and persona. Everybody wants to be cool, sound cool, look cool. But that's just a cover-up. I'm still waiting to hear from liberals the names of other governors who can match what mine has done in two and a half years. I won't be holding my breath.

By the way, she was content to return to Alaska after the national election and go to work, but the haters wouldn't let her. Now these adolescent screechers are obviously not scuba divers. And no one ever told them what happens when you continually jab and pester a barracuda. Without warning, it will spin around and tear your face off. Shoulda known better..

You have just read the truth about Sarah Palin that sends the media, along with the Democrat party, into a wild uncontrolled frenzy to discredit her. I guess they are only interested in skirt chasers, dishonesty, immoral people, liars, womanizers, murderers, and bitter ex-presidents' wives.

So "You go, Girl.." I only wish the men in Washington had your guts, determination, honesty, and morals. I rest my case. Only FOOLS listen to the biased media

The establishment politicians both DemocRAT and RepubliCON-MEN are scared shitless
she'll get elected, some of them could end up in jail to...

Whitehouse Salaries

The salary of every em­ploy­ee in Pres­id­ent Barack Obama’s White House, as re­por­ted to Con­gress.

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July 1, 2011

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Name	Position	Salary
Barnes, Melody C.	Assistant to the president and director of the domestic policy council	$172,200
Brennan, John O.	Assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism	$172,200
Carney, James F.	Assistant to the president and press secretary	$172,200
Cutter, Stephanie N.	Assistant to the president and deputy senior advisor	$172,200
Daley, William M.	Assistant to the president and chief of staff	$172,200
DeParle, Nancy-Ann Min	Assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff for policy	$172,200
Donilon, Thomas E.	Assistant to the president and national security advisor	$172,200
Favreau, Jonathan E.	Assistant to the president and director of speechwriting	$172,200
Jarrett, Valerie B.	Senior advisor and assistant to the president for intergovernmental affairs and public engagement	$172,200
Lane, David J.	Assistant to the president and counselor to the chief of staff	$172,200
Lu, Christopher P.	Assistant to the president and cabinet secretary	$172,200
Mastromonaco, Alyssa M.	Assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff for operations	$172,200
McDonough, Denis R.	Assistant to the president and deputy national security advisor	$172,200
Nabors, Robert L.	Assistant to the president and director, office of legislative affairs	$172,200
Pfeiffer, Howard D.	Assistant to the president and director of communications	$172,200
Plouffe, David A.	Assistant to the president and senior advisor	$172,200
Rouse, Peter M.	Counselor to the president	$172,200
Ruemmler, Kathryn H.	Assistant to the president and counsel to the president	$172,200
Schiliro, Philip M.	Assistant to the president and special advisor	$172,200
Sperling, Eugene B.	Assistant to the president for economic policy and director of the national economic council	$172,200
Tchen, Christina M.	Assistant to the president and chief of staff to the first lady	$172,200
McKalip, Douglas J.	Senior policy advisor	$165,300
Bloom, Ron A.	Assistant to the president for manufacturing policy	$163,000
Kiley, Bradley J.	Assistant to the president for management and administration	$162,900
Davies, Susan M.	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president	$158,500
De, Rajesh	Deputy assistant to the president and staff secretary	$158,500
Haines, Avril D.	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president	$158,500
Harris, Kimberley D.	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president	$158,500
Konwinski, Lisa M.	Deputy assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$158,500
Lambrew, Jeanne M.	Deputy assistant to the president for health policy	$158,500
Maher, Shawn P.	Deputy assistant to the president for legislative affairs and senate liaison	$158,500
Samuels, Jonathan D.	Deputy assistant to the president for legislative affairs and house liaison	$158,500
Zuckerman, Mark	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy director of the domestic policy council	$158,500
Resnick, Jay A.	Ethics advisor	$155,500
Saunders, George T.	Executive clerk	$155,500
Carson, Jonathan K.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of the office of public engagement	$153,500
Muñoz, Cecilia	Deputy assistant to the president and director of intergovernmental affairs	$153,500
De Sio, Jr., Henry F.	Deputy assistant to the president for management and administration	$153,300
Palm, Andrea J.	Senior advisor for health, domestic policy council	$150,000
Psaki, Jennifer R.	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy director of communications	$150,000
Strautmanis, Michael A.	Deputy assistant to the president and counselor to the senior advisor for strategic engagement	$150,000
Lipton, David A.	Special assistant to the president for international economic affairs	$149,000
Anderson, Brooke D.	Deputy assistant to the president and national security staff chief of staff and counselor	$147,500
Furman, Jason L.	Assistant to the president and principal deputy director of the national economic council	$147,500
Gray, Danielle C.	Deputy assistant to the president for economic policy	$147,500
Lippert, Mark W.	Deputy assistant to the president and chief of staff for national security operations	$147,500
Hogan, Nancy D.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of presidential personnel	$145,000
Vogel, Miriam H.	Senior policy advisor	$144,385
Droege, Philip C.	Director of records management	$140,259
Gottry, Heather C.	Associate counsel for ethics	$140,259
Parrott, James M.	Senior advisor for housing, national economic council	$140,259
Skinner, Reginald M.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$140,259
Crutchfield, Danielle M.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of scheduling and advance	$140,000
Frye, Jocelyn C.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of policy and projects for the first lady	$140,000
Zichal, Heather R.	Deputy assistant to the president for energy and climate change	$140,000
Ellinwood, Todd A.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$136,134
Bershteyn, Boris	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Deese, Brian C.	Special assistant to the president and deputy director, national economic council	$130,500
Espinel, Zulima L.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Fowler, Elizabeth J.	Special assistant to the president for healthcare and economic policy	$130,500
Gottlieb, Michael J.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Hartnett, Kathleen R.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Kale, Katy A.	Special assistant to the president and director of white house operations	$130,500
Kamin, David C.	Special assistant to the president for economic policy	$130,500
Kang, Christopher D.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Kennedy, Sean D.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Keohane, Nathaniel O.	Special assistant to the president for energy and environment	$130,500
Koronides, Christine D.	Chief of staff of the national economic council	$130,500
Kramer, Douglas J.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Papa, Gregory J.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Pérez, Alejandro	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Pyle, Michael J.	Special assistant to the president for financial and international markets	$130,500
Shaw, Katherine A.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Singiser, Dana E.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Siskel, Edward N.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Terrell, Louisa M.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Vogel, Matthew A.	Special assistant to the president for economic policy	$130,500
Wilson, Denise R.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$130,500
Wright, Andrew M.	Special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president	$130,500
Beliveau, Emmett S.	Deputy assistant to the president and director, office of the chief of staff	$130,000
Cusack, David J.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of advance and operations	$130,000
Kelley, Alexia K.	Senior policy advisor	$130,000
McBride, Jonathan D.	Special assistant to the president and deputy director of presidential personnel	$130,000
Nicholson, Jr., Marvin D.	Special assistant to the president and trip director	$130,000
Smith, Elizabeth S.	Deputy assistant to the president and deputy cabinet secretary	$130,000
Wright, Jessica N.	Deputy assistant to the president and director of scheduling	$130,000
Kalbaugh, David E.	Deputy executive clerk	$129,758
Hidalgo, Beatrice M.	Senior policy advisor	$127,883
Freeny, Kyle R.	Clearance advisor	$123,758
Khalid, Aryana C.	Senior policy advisor	$123,758
Earnest, Joshua R.	Special assistant to the president and principal deputy press secretary	$123,000
Douglas, Derek R.	Special assistant to the president for urban affairs	$120,000
McLaughlin, Margaret T.	Special assistant to the president and chief of staff for presidential personnel	$120,000
Miller, Jason S.	Special assistant to the president for manufacturing policy	$120,000
Monje, Jr., Carlos A.	Special assistant to the president and chief of staff of the domestic policy council	$120,000
Rodriguez, Roberto J.	Special assistant to the president for education policy	$120,000
Russell, Racquel S.	Special assistant to the president for mobility and opportunity policy	$120,000
Shah, Sonal R.	Deputy assistant to the president and director, office of social innovation and civic participation	$120,000
Winter, Melissa E.	Special assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff and director of operations for the first lady	$120,000
Belford, Brandon M.	Senior policy advisor	$119,238
Romaine, Joan C.	Policy advisor	$119,238
Bernard, Jeremy M.	Special assistant to the president and white house social secretary	$118,000
Ogden, Peter R.	Senior policy advisor	$115,731
Phillips, III, Robert M.	Special assistant to the president and director of digital strategy	$115,000
Bassin, Ian M.	Associate counsel	$114,000
Green, Jason G.	Associate counsel	$114,000
Roberts, Blake C.	Associate counsel	$114,000
Schake, Kristina K.	Special assistant to the president and director of communications for the first lady	$114,000
Raizk, Paul S.	Deputy director of records management	$113,605
Jamison, Linda S.	Special assistant to the president for presidential personnel	$113,000
Srinivasagam, Kamala M.	Special assistant to the president for presidential personnel	$113,000
Stone, Wandra E.	Supervisor of search and file	$112,774
Jones, Luke M.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$112,224
Setser, Bradley W.	Director	$110,500
Smith, Jamie E.	Special assistant to the president and deputy press secretary	$110,500
Olson, Elizabeth H.	Special assistant to the president and director of presidential correspondence	$110,000
Apsel, Sarah	Policy assistant	$108,717
Childs, Heather G.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$108,717
Glickman, Steven G.	Senior policy advisor	$108,717
McCathran, William W.	Assistant executive clerk	$106,839
Vietor, Thomas F.	Senior director and national security staff spokesman	$105,000
Campbell, Frances L.	Supervisor, document management and tracking unit	$103,872
Roach, Cynthia L.	Supervisor of classification	$103,872
Arguelles, Adam J.	Special assistant to the president for legislative affairs	$102,000
Crowley, Jeffrey S.	Director of the office of national aids policy and senior advisor on disability policy	$102,000
Fernandez, Micaela J.	Special assistant to the president and director of events and protocol	$102,000
Gavin, Jr., Thomas E.	Special assistant to the president and cabinet communications director	$102,000
Love, Reginald L.	Special assistant to the president and personal aide to the president	$102,000
Martin, Joanna G.	Special assistant to the president for presidential personnel	$102,000
Selfridge, Peter A.	Special assistant to the president and deputy director of advance	$102,000
Thomas, III, Edwin R.	Assistant executive clerk	$100,904
Bhowmik, Rachana	Special assistant to the president and policy advisor to the office of the chief of staff	$100,000
Croley, Steven P.	Special assistant to the president for justice and regulatory policy	$100,000
DuBois, Joshua P.	Special assistant to the president and executive director of the white house office of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships	$100,000
Frankel, Adam P.	Special assistant to the president and senior presidential speechwriter	$100,000
Holzer, Benjamin S.	Special assistant to the president and director of research	$100,000
Hurwitz, Sarah K.	Special assistant to the president and senior presidential speechwriter	$100,000
O'Neil, Michael P.	Director of special projects and special assistant to the senior advisor	$100,000
Teehee, Kimberly K.	Senior policy advisor for native american affairs	$100,000
Utech, Dan G.	Deputy director for energy and climate change	$100,000
Vega, Dagoberto	Special assistant to the president and director of broadcast media	$100,000
Starke, Petra S.	Deputy associate counsel	$99,000
Tamarin, Nathanael P.	Special assistant to the president for public engagement	$96,900
Breckenridge, Anita J.	Personal aide to the president	$95,000
Mosteller, Brian D.	Personal aide to the president	$95,000
Paige, Lauren R.	Special assistant to the president and director of message planning	$95,000
Pollack, Joshua D.	Director of confirmations	$95,000
Urquilla, Marta B.	Senior policy advisor for social innovation and civic participation	$95,000
Agnew, David P.	Deputy director of intergovernmental affairs	$93,840
Bond, Brian K.	Deputy director of public engagement	$93,840
Albino, James N.	Senior program manager	$93,000
Escobar, Felicia A.	Senior policy advisor	$93,000
Smith, Zakiya W.	Senior policy advisor for education	$93,000
Taggart, Jr., Hugh T.	Assistant supervisor of search and file	$92,341
Britton-Faison, Chantelle V.	Policy advisor	$92,001
Brooke, Mary J.	Supervisor of correspondence review	$92,001
Katz, David L.	Senior policy advisor	$92,001
Tucker, Phyllis J.	Supervisor of computer administration	$92,001
Filipic, Anne E.	Deputy director of public engagement	$92,000
Nelson, Gregory S.	Deputy director of public engagement	$92,000
Rathod, Nicholas S.	Deputy director of intergovernmental affairs	$92,000
Cuellar, Martin E.	Deputy director, presidential correspondence	$91,800
Abrevaya, Sandra	Associate communications director	$90,000
Bedingfield, Katherine J.	Associate communications director	$90,000
Mehrbani, Rodin A.	Senior vetting counsel for presidential personnel	$90,000
Schultz, Eric H.	Associate communications director	$90,000
Starkey, Frances M.	Director of scheduling and advance for the first lady	$90,000
Roddick, Gertrude A.	Special assistant	$89,846
Lew, Shoshana M.	Senior policy director	$89,000
Jones, Crystal B.	Assistant supervisor, document management and tracking unit	$87,350
Ryan, Timothy J.	Director of systems development for presidential personnel	$87,000
Sanders, Trooper	Deputy director of policy and projects for the first lady	$85,000
Showers, Wendy W.	Presidential support specialist	$84,855
Brundage, Amy J.	Assistant press secretary	$84,250
Lehrich, Matthew A.	Assistant press secretary	$84,250
Papas, Nicholas W.	Assistant press secretary	$84,250
Stevens, Clark W.	Assistant press secretary	$84,250
Parker, Doris D.	Assistant supervisor of classification	$82,359
Anderson, Amanda D.	Senior legislative affairs advisor	$80,000
Bernard, Sarah C.	Deputy director of digital strategy	$80,000
Clunie, David G.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$80,000
Dale, Kareem A.	Special assistant to the president and deputy associate director of public engagement	$80,000
Greenawalt, Andrei M.	Deputy director of cabinet affairs	$80,000
Mack, William B.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$80,000
Markovitz, Alison J.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$80,000
Maska, Johanna M.	Deputy director of advance and director of press advance	$80,000
McCarthy, Mary N.	Deputy director of cabinet affairs	$80,000
Phadke, Shilpa D.	Deputy director of cabinet affairs	$80,000
Schafer, Ellie S.	Director of visitors office	$80,000
Wallach, Brian S.	Deputy associate counsel for presidential personnel	$80,000
Inouye, Shinichi	Director of specialty media	$78,000
Lewis, Kevin S.	Director of african-american media	$78,000
Miranda, Luis A.	Director of hispanic media	$78,000
Tseggai, Gannet L.	Communications advisor, domestic policy council and office of national aids policy	$78,000
Williams, Sherman A.	Assistant to the executive clerk	$77,040
Stephens, Jeffrey M.	Principal deputy director	$76,500
Gardaphe, Frederico C.	Deputy director	$75,000
Keenan, Cody S.	Presidential speechwriter	$75,000
Koo, Stacy J.	Deputy chief of staff for presidential personnel	$75,000
Lovett, Jonathan I.	Presidential speechwriter	$75,000
Nelson, Elizabeth W.	Deputy director of scheduling	$75,000
Platt, Katherine A.	Director of white house operations	$75,000
Sahgal, Rishi R.	Director of white house personnel	$75,000
Stephens, Semonti M.	Deputy communications director	$75,000
Tate-Gilmore, Ashley R.	Director of travel office	$75,000
Neiman, Wanda M.	Assistant to the executive clerk	$74,958
Helmrick-Blossom, Kellyn	Associate director	$74,872
Freeman, Myra B.	Records management analyst	$73,917
DeGuzman, Jr., Danilo	Presidential support specialist	$72,876
Lee, Jesse C.	Director of progressive media and online response	$72,500
Sabochik, Katelyn A.	Director of online engagement	$72,500
Starr, Kodiak H.	New media creative director	$72,500
Binns, Mary U.	Special assistant	$72,022
Cokley, Rebecca A.	Priority placement director	$72,000
Hartz, Timothy S.	Priority placement director	$72,000
Abrams, Adam W.	Regional communications director	$70,000
August, Hannah M.	Press secretary to the first lady	$70,000
Galbraith, Charles W.	Deputy associate director of intergovernmental affairs	$70,000
Greene, Norman A.	Director for finance	$70,000
Kim, Anna S.	Associate staff secretary	$70,000
Kohnke, Lisa J.	Director of advance and special events for the office of intergovernmental affairs and public engagement	$70,000
Leibenluft, Jacob D.	Senior policy advisor	$70,000
Noel, Pascal J.	Senior policy advisor	$70,000
Olmos, Margaret C.	Deputy director	$70,000
Rosholm, Joanna S.	Regional communications director	$70,000
Sathe, Smrthi	Associate director	$70,000
Turk, Andrea E.	Director of information services	$70,000
Johnson, Linda M.	Information services operator	$68,230
Trainor, Gregory T.	Special assistant	$68,230
Cox, Shileta J.	Analyst	$66,630
Cleland, Jeannette M.	Deputy director of scheduling and events coordinator for the first lady	$66,300
Fitts, Alan O.	Deputy director of advance and trip director for the first lady	$66,300
Reinstein, Joseph B.	Deputy director and deputy social secretary	$66,300
Brush, Michael P.	Senior advance lead	$65,000
Campoverdi, Alejandra M.	Deputy director of hispanic media	$65,000
Chiodo, Theodore A.	Assistant staff secretary	$65,000
Cobbina, Kwesi A.	Chief of staff, office of legislative affairs	$65,000
Lavery, Michael E.	Associate director and advance coordinator	$65,000
Tubman, Samantha J.	Deputy director and deputy social secretary	$65,000
Jackson, Theresa R.	Information services operator	$64,439
Samuels, Jr., Wendell A.	Records systems analyst	$64,439
Graham, Lottie B.	Information services operator	$63,673
Carter, Rhonda M.	Special assistant to the white house counsel	$63,240
Lezotte, Darin R.	Records management analyst	$62,544
Schulman, Kori S.	Deputy director of digital content	$62,500
Sutton, Nikki E.	Deputy director of digital content	$62,500
Welsch, Peter A.	Deputy director of online platform	$62,500
Mattson, Philip C.	Special assistant	$61,952
Millison, Chad L.	Records management analyst	$61,952
Young, Jr., Reginald D.	Records management analyst	$61,952
Blake, Michael A.	Deputy associate director of intergovernmental affairs	$61,200
Branch, Katherine Y.	Special assistant to the senior advisor	$61,200
Monteiro, Darron P.	Deputy associate director of public engagement	$61,200
Valencia, Stephanie M.	Deputy associate director of public engagement	$61,200
King, Taeshonnda C.	Records management analyst	$60,232
Young, Latoya A.	Records management analyst	$60,232
Burke, Jordan M.	Special assistant to the senior advisor	$60,000
Fenn, Sarah B.	Assistant counsel of ethics	$60,000
Hopkins, Marissa C.	Special assistant to the press secretary	$60,000
Hurley, Caitlin G.	Assistant staff secretary	$60,000
Jarvis, Kristen	Special assistant for scheduling and traveling aide to the first lady	$60,000
Jung, Bryan	Director of special projects	$60,000
Lepow, Brandon D.	Special assistant and press lead	$60,000
Litt, David M.	Speechwriter	$60,000
Naidoff, Caitlin L.	Special assistant to the counselor to the president	$60,000
Paulsen, Joseph B.	Deputy director and surrogate scheduler	$60,000
Richardson, Karen E.	Deputy associate director of public engagement	$60,000
Sibley, Sarah E.	Assistant staff secretary	$60,000
Siegel, Julia B.	Special assistant to the chief of staff	$60,000
Updegrove, Laura L.	Special assistant to the deputy chief of staff	$60,000
Wade, David L.	Associate director	$60,000
Canery, Beverly D.	Information services operator	$58,511
Claude, Lilia H.	Information services operator	$58,511
Sass, Joan C.	Information services operator	$58,511
Cushman, Chase M.	Senior scheduler	$58,000
Lorjuste, Gregory	Senior scheduler	$58,000
Selak, Dawn M.	Executive assistant	$57,500
Becnel, Bradley D.	Special assistant and advance lead	$57,000
Moseley, Julia S.	Special assistant and advance lead	$57,000
Teater, Louis D.	Special assistant and advance lead	$57,000
Lartey, Solomon D.	Records management analyst	$56,092
Wang-Levine, Adam	Policy advisor	$55,080
Ihenetu, Udoaku C.	Associate director for policy and events	$55,070
Bookey-Baker, Natalie	Deputy associate director	$55,000
Cannon, Sarah R.	Policy advisor	$55,000
Donovan, William J.	Energy and environment director	$55,000
Dyer, Deesha A.	Deputy director and hotel program manager	$55,000
Flatgard, Benjamin W.	Economics director	$55,000
Gerst, Jennifer T.	Boards and commissions director	$55,000
McMahon, Collin T.	National security director	$55,000
Offerman, Mary F.	Deputy associate director	$55,000
Pourmorad, Araz N.	Deputy director for operations	$55,000
Rivadeneira, Shirley C.	Domestic director	$55,000
Sobel, Charlie J.	Director of operations	$55,000
Varghese, Maju S.	Special assistant and advance lead	$55,000
Donovan, Michael W.	Associate director of scheduling	$54,000
Baia, Ashley E.	Deputy associate director	$53,350
Kelly, Lauren M.	Deputy associate director	$53,350
Pate, Brian E.	Presidential support specialist	$51,630
Reeves, Fiona O.	Assistant director	$51,000
Baggetto, Maude L.	Special assistant to the director of intergovernmental affairs	$50,000
Block, Michael R.	Assistant director of intergovernmental affairs	$50,000
Campbell, Grant E.	Associate director and trip coordinator	$50,000
Case, Michael A.	Senior writer	$50,000
Dorsett, Craig M.	Senior writer	$50,000
Dunn, Lauren P.	Policy assistant, urban policy and mobility and opportunity	$50,000
Finke, Samantha D.	Special assistant and press lead	$50,000
Finkenbinder, Benjamin N.	Associate director of press advance and press pool wrangler	$50,000
Ford, Harrison A.	Assistant director	$50,000
Grant, Kathryn A.	Assistant director	$50,000
Hable, Abigail K.	Executive assistant	$50,000
Hegde, Shilpa S.	Assistant director	$50,000
Houshower, Samuel B.	Assistant counsel	$50,000
Johnson, Alfred I.	Special assistant to the chief of staff	$50,000
Jones, Kristin T.	Special assistant and personal aide to the first lady	$50,000
Juska, Monika	White house services manager	$50,000
Kang, Eugene J.	Associate director of scheduling and advance	$50,000
Kohn, Lisa M.	Policy assistant	$50,000
Kumaraiah, Divya	Policy assistant	$50,000
Lechtenberg, Tyler A.	Assistant speechwriter	$50,000
Ledbetter, Howli J.	Director of correspondence for the first lady	$50,000
Lipsky, Joshua S.	Special assistant and press lead	$50,000
Milakofsky, Benjamin E.	Assistant director of cabinet affairs	$50,000
Montz, Ellen J.	Policy assistant	$50,000
Noyes, Diana L.	Researcher	$50,000
O'Connor, Kyle P.	Assistant speechwriter	$50,000
Ortiz, Michael R.	Legislative assistant and special assistant to the director	$50,000
Page, Darienne M.	Assistant director of public engagement	$50,000
Peele, Christian B.	Director of white house internship program	$50,000
Pojman, Natalie R.	Policy assistant	$50,000
Reed, Ian P.	Associate director for finance	$50,000
Schaub, Matthew J.	Assistant director	$50,000
Schmuck, Robert E.	Associate director of scheduling and advance	$50,000
Siegel, Avra C.	Special assistant to the deputy assistant to the president	$50,000
Stoev, Ivan S.	Assistant director	$50,000
Tiller, Jeffrey D.	Special assistant and press lead	$50,000
Wall, Mary C.	Policy assistant	$50,000
Washington, Andrea J.	Senior writer	$50,000
Whichard, IV, David J.	Associate director and trip coordinator	$50,000
Whithorne, Robert D.	Writer	$50,000
Zelman, Allison L.	Policy assistant	$50,000
Edmonds, Anita J.	Records management analyst	$49,069
Groth, Travis R.	Associate director	$48,000
Coccaro, Kasie M.	Associate director of online outreach and operations	$47,500
Lindsay, Erin E.	Associate director of online engagement	$47,500
Brundage, Daniel W.	Staff assistant to the deputy chief of staff	$47,000
Quinn, Brian P.	Associate director and travel manager	$47,000
Wear, Michael R.	Executive assistant to the executive director	$47,000
Blount, Patricia H.	Records management analyst	$46,745
DeGuzman, Brian K.	Information services operator	$46,745
Hoang, Vy T.	Records management analyst	$46,745
Wade, Frances J.	Records management analyst	$46,745
Luck, Deatrice N.	Information services operator	$45,024
Watson, Takesha R.	Information services operator	$45,024
Alley, Hilary J.	Associate director	$45,000
Asen, Jonathan D.	Legislative assistant and associate director for legislative correspondence	$45,000
Bartoloni, Kristen A.	Researcher	$45,000
Baskerville, Mary E.	Associate director and travel manager	$45,000
Bates, Andrew J.	Press assistant	$45,000
Beechem, Stephanie	Vetter	$45,000
Belive, Lauren E.	Legislative assistant and assistant for events	$45,000
Buckhout, Scott E.	Special assistant to the director	$45,000
Campbell, Nnaji-Semayi K.	Coordinator	$45,000
Chhabra, Anand	Special assistant	$45,000
Corogenes, Katherine L.	Researcher	$45,000
Eckhouse, Sara F.	Legislative assistant and assistant to the senate liaison	$45,000
Godfrey, Harrison T.	Legislative assistant	$45,000
Griffith, Kyla F.	Legal assistant	$45,000
Hernandez, Philip M.	Policy analyst	$45,000
Hughes, Caroline E.	Press assistant	$45,000
Kelly, Allison K.	Senior vetter	$45,000
Kolachalam, Namrata	Deputy assistant director of broadcast media	$45,000
Lee, Stephanie A.	Executive assistant to the chief of staff to the first lady	$45,000
Main, Galen E.	Coordinator	$45,000
McCullough, Victoria M.	Executive assistant to the director of public engagement	$45,000
McGowan, Lukas J.	Legislative assistant and assistant to the house liaison	$45,000
Moilanen, Stephen S.	Staff assistant	$45,000
Posey, Stacie M.	Coordinator	$45,000
Randle, Cole A.	Associate director and travel manager	$45,000
Robertson, Iain T.	Coordinator	$45,000
Robinson, Derrick J.	Vetter	$45,000
Sanchez, Roque T.	Policy analyst	$45,000
Satkowiak, Karly M.	Associate director and scheduling researcher	$45,000
Smith, Jason J.	Coordinator	$45,000
Smith, Marissa L.	Researcher	$45,000
Whitty, Patrick M.	Executive assistant	$45,000
Saavedra, Natalie H.	Information services operator	$43,616
Ayling, Lindsay A.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Campos, David R.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Goepfert, Stephen M.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Kellermann, Sarah A.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Metcalf, Ryan D.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Plant, Jay M.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Smith, Kelley S.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Swanson, Gregory C.	Senior analyst	$42,565
Berret, Emily C.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Bisi, Rachel I.	Legislative assistant	$42,000
Click, John S.	Information services operator	$42,000
Conrad, Shasti K.	Executive assistant to the senior advisor	$42,000
Cunnane, Patrick J.	Media monitor	$42,000
Cunningham, Vinson T.	Economics staff assistant	$42,000
Doohan, Kelly C.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Dorsainvil, Monique	Staff assistant	$42,000
Doumet, Mark A.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Duncan, Julia L.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Feuerstein, Sara A.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Gottlieb, Graham D.	Boards and commissions staff assistant	$42,000
Grady, Sean M.	Analyst	$42,000
Graubard, Vivian P.	Analyst	$42,000
Grimes, Stephen H.	Analyst	$42,000
Gustavson, Matthew J.	Information services operator	$42,000
Hanson, Terry P.	Domestic staff assistant	$42,000
Harwood, Maria-Zena A.	Records management analyst	$42,000
Herbek, Kathleen E.	West wing receptionist	$42,000
Hsu, Irene	Staff assistant	$42,000
Hull, Carolyn A.	Analyst	$42,000
Jackson, Elizabeth J.	Records management analyst	$42,000
Keeney, Andrew J.	Analyst	$42,000
Kinder, Charmion N.	Research associate	$42,000
King, Colleen M.	Executive assistant	$42,000
Koo, Jacqueline K.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Kornell, Clarissa H.	National security staff assistant	$42,000
Kukla, Alison C.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Lasry, Alexander J.	Special assistant to the chief of staff of the office of intergovernmental affairs and publc engagement	$42,000
Lee, Monica M.	Press assistant	$42,000
Lewin, Jesse M.	Press assistant	$42,000
Liegel, Christopher J.	Records management analyst	$42,000
Lierman, Kyle J.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Manus, Linda S.	Staff assistant	$42,000
McCullough, Duncan J.	Analyst	$42,000
Negash, Dabash A.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Norris, Amanda J.	Staff assistant	$42,000
O'Neill, Brendan A.	Analyst	$42,000
Owens, Rodrick T.	Analyst	$42,000
Payne, John H.	Information services operator	$42,000
Pope, Jamal A.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Rana, Yasmin S.	Information services operator	$42,000
Rangel, Antoinette N.	Press assistant	$42,000
Read, Benjamin S.	Analyst	$42,000
Rothman, Mika L.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Sekhar, Sonia	Staff assistant	$42,000
Shannon, Sara M.	Analyst	$42,000
Spooner, Sarah C.	Analyst	$42,000
Upperman, Christopher R.	Analyst	$42,000
Van Es, Christopher J.	Analyst	$42,000
Venegas, Katherine E.	Energy and environment staff assistant	$42,000
Vrazilek, Lauren S.	Deputy associate director of correspondence for the first lady	$42,000
Young, Katherine H.	Staff assistant	$42,000
Young, Nicole G.	Staff assistant	$42,000
McSwain, Jr., Michael S.	Associate director for scheduling correspondence	$41,000
Modi, Kalpen S.	Associate director	$41,000
McGinnis, Patricia G.	Advisor	$0
Schumer, Jessica E.	Senior policy advisor	$0
Wong, Shale L.	Policy advisor	$0

Sources: The White House

Credits: Thomas Suh Lauder, Ben Welsh