Attorney's absurd defense of taking a $300K taxpayer-funded salary while working on a luxury CRUISE
A senior San Diego city attorney who was paid a $300,000 taxpayer-funded salary while working remotely on a luxury cruise liner for over three months boasted to colleagues that she was having an ‘amazing’ time, according to emails obtained exclusively by Daily Mail. Jean Jordan, Executive Assistant City Attorney for the fiercely Democratic Southern California city, spent 117 days traveling the oceans while exploring stunning destinations . She visited multiple exotic locales, including Africa, and spent three weeks in Europe, including Gibraltar - a British territory connected to Spain - and Italy , all while she was working; and reportedly accruing benefits and vacation time. The 65-year-old left on January 20 and was thousands of miles away on the other side of the globe from her office before returning on May 16, according to emails obtained through by Daily Mail through a public records request. After her controversial trip hit the headline...