True. It’s a job 16-year-olds used to have. Now it’s a job for people who barely speak English.High school graduate? Those were the jobs high schoolers had back in the day.
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True. It’s a job 16-year-olds used to have. Now it’s a job for people who barely speak English.High school graduate? Those were the jobs high schoolers had back in the day.
And they expect to feed, clothe and house a family of four with the job of making fries at McDonalds.True. It’s a job 16-year-olds used to have. Now it’s a job for people who barely speak English.
That was Tom Daschle, who said that if George Bush 43 wouldnt pass the free prescription drug act, that Tom's mother would have to choose between eating cat food or buy her drugs. No one asked Tom, how he was speaker of the house would allow his mother to eat cat food.Just think: I've heard stories of the elderly being made so poor that they had to eat cat food to get by on and no one minded, but these same people think they can justify banning them from being able to buy a tasty sweetened drink or to have a simple tasty desert like a mere candy bar, then scratch their heads wondering who could possibly object!
Nothing but kale and watercress for the sick, poor and old!![]()
Republicans love the low wage workers.Biden and the Dems have tried hard, with 10+ million illegals in 4-years. Now they cry prices will rise with deportations.
True. It’s a job 16-year-olds used to have. Now it’s a job for people who barely speak English.
If it was so much cheaper the south would have been the wealthiest region in the country. That it was the poorest doesn't say much for slavery being an engine driving the economy.But it's much cheaper.
Did you enjoy being a wage slave?If it was so much cheaper the south would have been the wealthiest region in the country. That it was the poorest doesn't say much for slavery being an engine driving the economy.
It costs about $42,000 a year to cloth, feed, house and maintain the health of one person in today's economy. And that's the low end. The high end is $60,000. You sure it's cheaper?...lolBut it's much cheaper.