The Board of Regents in New York approved a $155,000 pay raise for Betty Rosa, the state education department commissioner and Board of Regents chair. She has been setting the DEI policies throughout the state.
She now makes $489,000 a year. Republicans protested, but this is a one-party state, and they have no say.
Rosa is also cashing in on a nearly $120,000 pension for her time as a Bronx principal and superintendent, which means she’s pocketing $600,000 in taxpayer cash while double dipping.
As New Yorkers struggle to pay their bills, money is being wasted on people like her.
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