The salary of the President of the Republic of Indonesia has the potential to experience a very significant increase, reaching Rp. 6.6 billion a year or around Rp. 500 million per month. This can happen if the Draft Government Regulation (RPP) on the Salaries, Benefits, and Facilities of Civil Servants is passed. According to the RPP material, the president's salary is Rp 533 million. As for the vice president, he receives an income of Rp. 368.9 million per month. The proposal for a salary increase if it is legalized is suspected to be inconsistent with the polemics that often occurred during the Jokowi regime. It's no secret that in the regime led by "Khalifah" Jokowi, there were various controversies such as the criminalization of ulama, the disbandment of mass organizations, the omission of hoax spreader accounts, and the failure to fulfill campaign promises. Previously, in 2017, the Executive Director of the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) M. Tri Andika emphasized that many of Jokowi's promises were still being violated. Quoted from detik.com, broken promises such as the implementation of the e-Government system in just two weeks. "Maybe you still remember, don't you?," he said during the 3rd Jokowi-JK discussion at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta, on Friday, (10/20/2017). Another promise that was denied was to choose a minister of education from among members of the Indonesian Teachers Association (PGRI). In fact, within three years of his administration, Jokowi appointed Anies Baswedan and Muhadjir Effendy who previously served as university rectors. Another thing that Jokowi-JK does not comply with in the field of education is canceling the National Examination for school students. Jokowi-JK also did not keep their promise when drafting the Working Cabinet, namely that they would not divide ministerial seats for their supporting parties. Meanwhile, in the agricultural sector, Jokowi-JK is considered to have failed to fulfill the promise of food self-sufficiency in three years. "(Promise) 7 percent economic growth is still far away," said Andika sadly. Should Jokowi, who is considered a caliph by Said Aqil Siradh, have a salary increase?