1) If the private market can not provide wages to keep up with the cost of living, then there must be a safety net for the poor. Of course, the actual solution to this problem is to raise the minimum wage.
Okay, so we raise the minimum wage.
Todd gets out of high school and gets a job at a factory for minimum wage. After he works there for a while, he learns new things and becomes more of a value to his company, so they give him a dollar more than minimum wage after 90 days.
Todd stays with the company for several years and ends up making $14.00 an hour. But now Democrats take over his state, and they make the new minimum wage $15.00 an hour.
Great for Todd because now he makes a dollar more an hour. But he is now back to minimum wage where he started.
So Todd believes that isn't right. He spent five years at this company, and it's not fair that he's only making the new minimum wage. So he petitions his supervisor or HR to make at least six dollars more than minimum which would put him at $21.00 an hour.
The company has little choice. It's give Todd $21.00 an hour, or hire somebody with no experience or knowledge of the business at $15.00 an hour and start all over again.
So because of the new minimum wage, Todd went from $14.00 an hour to $21.00 an hour. But what about Bob? Bob was at the company ten years longer than Todd, and he was making $21.00 an hour. Do you think when Bob finds out that Todd is making the same as him, he's not going to demand more too?
Drastic (or minor) increases in minimum wage has a domino effect.
2) Because of the greed in the healthcare industry, it is no longer viable to the working class and many in the middle class. Special interests will always buy republicans in office, therefore the solution is a Medicare for all system.
It is? You mean the same Medicare that's going broke? The same Medicare that cheats providers?
Medicare and Medicaid typically pays about 2/3 of the bill for their patients. It's one of the reasons more and more doctors and facilities are refusing new government patients. But they make up that money by what they get from private pay and private insurance. They increase their prices to make up government patient losses.
So what happens when we all go on Medicare, and facilities have to close up because there is no longer anyplace to make up the loss?
This is what's been happening in inner-cities across the country. Most of the patients in inner cities are government patients, and the facilities have nowhere to make up those losses, so they are forced to close down.
4) Because voter fraud in reality is rare, the GOP must stop pretending it isn’t. All they care about is making sure republicans win by voter suppression of big demographics found in the Democratic Party. Voting should be made easy for everyone.
How much easier can it get? How many people can survive in this country with no ID?
You need an ID for everything in this country: bank loans, cashing a check, alcohol and tobacco purchases, boarding a plane, renting an apartment, buying a home, VISA's, even a library card.
The reason Democrats are against ID is because it would take some effort for their constituents to get one. Many Democrat voters are lowlifes who don't work and don't care to. Sure they will vote if it's convenient enough. But to put some effort into voting? Forget about it.
If it were up to me, nobody would be allowed to vote until they take a test; nothing too hard, and multiple choice. Questions like who is the President of our country? Who is the VP? What party do they represent? Who is the Speaker of the House? What party is in leadership of the House? The Senate? Things like that.
Republicans would welcome such a test, but Democrats would fight that harder than they are fighting Voter-ID. Why? Because many of their voters have no Fn idea what they are even voting on.