Then don't vote stupid. Stay home and shut up. Doesn't matter right?
You keep ignoring what I'm telling you. If you want the Republicans to change, they have to continue losing election cycle after election until they realize that they need to change their policies.
Trump sort of did this. He had a more middle class message right? He was full of shit but his message is exactly what the Republicans have to do in order to win over middle class voters. Instead they still cater to the rich and only woo you idiots over with social wedge issues. And if not that, convince you there is no difference so as long as you don't vote Democrat, Republicans win.
I can see why you are down on Democrats. They can't do much for you if you won't do for yourselves. It's up to workers to organize. Democrats pass a lot of policies designed to help the middle class and they stop Republican polices from hurting the middle class but it's up to voters to decide.
To me it sounds like most voters/Americans have a negative image of unions. Because you aren't in one, you swallow the bad shit Republican tell you. And if your employees try to unionize, the company does everything in their power to squash it.
So you are stuck with the pay those corporations are willing to pay in Cali. Clearly it's not enough because workers are leaving in droves. They should stay and unionize
Workers "fired up" despite dip in union representation
www.axios.com
California has been home to a handful of labor struggles over the past few months.
- In September, hospitality workers at San Francisco International Airport went on a three-day strike that resulted in higher wages.
- In November, the University of California academic workers staged the largest strike of 2022 in an effort to obtain labor contracts with fair pay and better benefits. That same month, workers at the Alamo Drafthouse New Mission movie theater announced their intent to unionize.
- Last month, workers at Bay Area coffee chain Peet’s Coffee voted to unionize with the Service Employees International Union, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Meanwhile, the California Labor Federation launched Unionize California last year in an effort to increase union membership throughout the state.