Boston Globe columnist Derrick Jackson long ago crossed the line into moonbattery, but today’s column sets a new standard:
As soldiers have died in displaying personal patriotism, the pay gap
between soldiers and defense CEOs has exploded. Before 9/11, the gap
between CEOs of publicly traded companies and army privates was already
a galling 190 to 1. Today, it is 308 to 1. The average army private
makes $25,000 a year. The average defense CEO makes $7.7 million.
