are democrats going to be happy paying 5 bucks a gallon at the pump ? i mean the guy they voted for said he's going to crack down on the fossil fuel industry !
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...n-draws-gop-attacks-with-call-transition-oil/
Getting rid of Trump was worth any price.
Well if you don't have a job to drive to who cares what the price of gas is right lefty??
The left is for infrastructure upgrades and why we need a working majority in Congress.
Hmmm sounds like much higher taxes on the working class and more welfare jobs.
I agree to disagree. People making more can afford to pay more in taxes. We don't need low paying jobs, not even for entry level Labor.
Then what will the majority do for income? Many jobs are entry level, with the idea that you stay on and get promoted. Yes, you deserve a decent wage for working. But you also have to provide value for your pay.
Ok. Let's go over the expected results from increasing the minimum wage. Increasing the minimum wage on a national level ensures greater efficiency in the implementation of such a policy due to that uniform operation of the laws.
Depending on how much the minimum wage is raised, in this case fifteen dollars an hour, several times more tax revenue can be raised. How many employees are expected to be let go if the minimum wage doubles in this case? There is no rational requirement to reduce hours for remaining (full time) labor.
You are welcome to look into the difference in tax revenue generated from a person making the current minimum wage and that same person making a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage.
A person making a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage generates around nine times more in federal income tax revenue than someone earning the current federal minimum wage.
Any ratio less than nine to one is still a tax revenue gain for the federal government.
And, higher paid labor also generates more in demand in every long term equilibrium.
Equal protection of the laws for unemployment compensation in our at-will employment States can solve for the unemployed, who could then go to school or learn new skills on their own at their own pace for as long as they want. We don't need cheap wage jobs in our first world economy.