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They have to be 18 years old. And the hours are limited. And most important, most minimum wage jobs are held by adults trying to make a living and support a family.
This is just more propaganda out of the neo-conservatives' web sites.
This is as suspect as claiming our schools are the laughing stock on the world.
Apart from her flights into fantasy and her lies, she has done nothing (thank god) in Congress in her years there.
Thank you for providing the first information I have seen that seems credible, thorough (as possible at this date) and really enlightening.
I wonder how much of this other media will pick up.
I guess bullying is better than tainting the received wisdom. Is that the reasoning behind pedophilia in the Catholic church?
Minnesota does not have a progressive tax.
according to an earlier Minnpost article, the top earners have a lower income rate than low-income earners, with low-income earners paying 12.4 percentage compared to those making $447,889 . Top earners have a lower effective tax rate than households making less than $9,782 for the year.
The effective rate for the top 5 percent of households, those earning $175,704 and higher, was 9.7 percent — compared with 12.4 percent for a family...
Thanks, I think I'll take a pass on your course.
I'm thrilled with his appointment.
These representatives and senators NEED more pay. People cannot live on what they get unless they have a working spouse. Everyone should get a raise--the governor and other officials as well as our legislature. Who decides who is a slacker or a lemming? Who decides who has done a good job? I am sure this would end up being about parties.
I agree with Arvonne.
Why would anyone stay in a job like this? Long hours, especially at the end, pressures on you from all sides, esp on...
Nick: Who? The guy sweeping the street? The clerk at your local grocery who doesn't follow politics? Your interior decorator? (oh, wait, she probably has a good salary)?
What's to gain by raising the pay? These people are human beings just like us and need to be able to live on their salaries ($31,000). Could you raise a family on that?
We need to be fair and pay these people a decent salary or we get millionaires and/or corruption. Some people think only of numbers, not people....
There is a distinct lack of specifics here. What does she propose? Oh, yeah, that's right--get government out of the way.
That should help the workers out.