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What a waste of time. Every employee over 100K? Are you kidding me? He should spend more time getting his office there doing its job instead of political witch hunts that don’t do anything substantial.
The guy is obviously bucking for an appointment in the obama regime. Too bad it won’t exist after the November elections.
Sounds to me like there are going to be a lot of nervous insurance executives in Massachusetts. I wonder if other states will follow suit?
$100k? Is that suppose to mean something? An insurance professional living and working in Boston making over 100k is somehow undeserved or not fair?