Rep. Wu will be eligible for pension after resignation

Oregon Congressman David Wu will be eligible for a pension after he resigns, according to the National Taxpayers Union. The union said that after seven terms as a representative, Wu is entitled to a pension and he would collect about $1 million over the course of his lifetime. The taxpayers union ...

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