Every day the news just worsens for Williams/Farmer. Today it's this: Williams votes for pension reform when in reality the pension he's 're-forming' is his own!!
The Courier Journal offers even more detail:
"Without the enhancements, Williams would qualify for an annual pension of $20,419, an amount that would increase annually based on the consumer price index. But as it stands, if he retired today, his pension in the first year would be $43,814, and it would increase by 1.5 percent a year. By comparison, Kentucky’s median household income in 2009, the most recent year for which that figure is available from the U.S. Census Bureau
, was $40,061."