Consider the following scenario: One mid-career city council member resigned citing work obligations. Others are weighing the long hours of council business against personal responsibilities before they decide whether to run for re-election next year. For most, working on the council means accepting that their time is worth what amounts to minimum-wage salaries. As City-County Council members continue to feel the tension of juggling elected positions with full-time jobs, some are talking about reviving a politically inconvenient proposal: raising their own pay. As a new city council member, you have decided to write a proposal to the city council that calls for raising the council's base pay from $11,400 per year to $25,000 per year. Be sure to explain your position keeping in mind the best approach to take using the four components of the rhetorical situation (audience, purpose, context, medium) to reach this audience. Keep in mind that the city council is made up of various people with different backgrounds and with different stakes in the outcome. Respond to this question in a well-developed 3-5 paragraph essay.