NYT reporter slammed after saying boy mowing White House lawn sends bad signal on child labor

I might have been just under the child labor age or about that age of 14 when I worked to help
Ed Rendell (then District Attorney before he became Mayor and then Gov) used my turned in lists of unlicensed and phoney licensed numbered Contractors.
He used that FREE child labor to help further his Democratic Party Political career.
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The article was from the first 50 submission list, but there were something like 150-200 violating contractors by the end.
 
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He needs to raise his prices, unless he mows for the poorer people there. He also wrote a letter to Obama and his brother wrote a letter to Nasa. I guess I always look for motivation behind behavior. There is always a motivating factor behind every behavior and act, he did not do this for the money apparently and nor does he mow lawns due to need. I suspect he helps the poorer people out, goodness of heart.
His Dad is an attorney and fed employee.

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