More money in the pockets of entry-level workers sounds great, but Rachel Greszler of the conservative Heritage Foundation argues that such workers, and the economy writ large, are hurt more than helped by increases in the minimum wage.
You didn’t post proof, you posted a link you claim is proof but you can’t seem to quote which part is proof.
There are two possible reasons, one you are incredibly lazy, or two you know there is nothing to support your claim and decided to take claim some moral high ground as to why you won’t post the quote.
It’s not my job to read you a bedtime story, you’re a big boy. Do it yourself. I provided the information and it’s now on you to review it, or move on with your life. I really don’t care which.
It stated FDR choose to support a minimum wage bill of 0.25 over a 0.40 bill. That’s probably one of those pesky facts that you don’t want to post because it doesn’t support your position.
That single data point does not define the intent of the minimum wage itself. This is on you to prove.
Oh, also that article explains the 0.25 amount was a compromise wage to give the people something because Republicans wouldn’t support an actual living wage.
So even if you are right, it’s the Republican’s fault.
That single data point does not define the intent of the minimum wage itself. This is on you to prove
That single data point is one more from that article than you provided.
Oh, also that article explains the 0.25 amount was a compromise wage to give the people something because Republicans wouldn’t support an actual living wage.
You show your ignorance again the article does not say that. The only time the article mentions Republican opposition they then cite what the opposition was for.
Many representatives had told her that they agreed with the principles of the bill but that they objected to a five-man wage board with broad powers.
See that’s how you provide a quote that way both people know what is being referenced.
So even if you are right, it’s the Republican’s fault.
The democrats had 334 of the 435 seats in the house and 77 Senate seats in 1938 the Republicans could not block anything. Do you ever wonder why every claim you make is so easily refuted?
Hahaha poor Jimbo, not understanding the basics of political discourse. You’re picking apart pieces of the story to have something to argue with.
Fact is, the minimum wage was always intended to be a living wage. Despite failed attempts previous at the turn of the decade due to republican opposition, you still think FDR was lying then AND the Government has been lying about it the entire time, but you won’t assign the proper blame to the Republicans and Supreme Court who required the minimum wage to not be a full living wage.
And once again, the fact that the minimum wage hasn’t been a living wage or wasn’t on day one does not underscore the intent of minimum wage. Just like how the US has never been a perfect union even though the intent is to get closer to perfection. Just because we had a Civil War and currently have record levels of wealth inequality does not mean this experiment in democracy is a failure. It just means we still have work to do.
Sorry Jimbo, you know not what you speak. Do your own research and get back to me.
Already posted proof, you didn’t like it, ping-pong back to you :>
You didn’t post proof, you posted a link you claim is proof but you can’t seem to quote which part is proof.
There are two possible reasons, one you are incredibly lazy, or two you know there is nothing to support your claim and decided to take claim some moral high ground as to why you won’t post the quote.
It’s not my job to read you a bedtime story, you’re a big boy. Do it yourself. I provided the information and it’s now on you to review it, or move on with your life. I really don’t care which.
More excuses. I did review it, which is why I trying to figure out what you think proves your point but you’re too lazy or scared to post it.
I guess you just didn’t comprehend what you read then, it was pretty simple. Not sure why you’re so confused by it.
It stated FDR choose to support a minimum wage bill of 0.25 over a 0.40 bill. That’s probably one of those pesky facts that you don’t want to post because it doesn’t support your position.
That single data point does not define the intent of the minimum wage itself. This is on you to prove.
Oh, also that article explains the 0.25 amount was a compromise wage to give the people something because Republicans wouldn’t support an actual living wage.
So even if you are right, it’s the Republican’s fault.
Better luck next time, Jimbo.
That single data point is one more from that article than you provided.
You show your ignorance again the article does not say that. The only time the article mentions Republican opposition they then cite what the opposition was for.
See that’s how you provide a quote that way both people know what is being referenced.
The democrats had 334 of the 435 seats in the house and 77 Senate seats in 1938 the Republicans could not block anything. Do you ever wonder why every claim you make is so easily refuted?
Hahaha poor Jimbo, not understanding the basics of political discourse. You’re picking apart pieces of the story to have something to argue with.
Fact is, the minimum wage was always intended to be a living wage. Despite failed attempts previous at the turn of the decade due to republican opposition, you still think FDR was lying then AND the Government has been lying about it the entire time, but you won’t assign the proper blame to the Republicans and Supreme Court who required the minimum wage to not be a full living wage.
And once again, the fact that the minimum wage hasn’t been a living wage or wasn’t on day one does not underscore the intent of minimum wage. Just like how the US has never been a perfect union even though the intent is to get closer to perfection. Just because we had a Civil War and currently have record levels of wealth inequality does not mean this experiment in democracy is a failure. It just means we still have work to do.
Sorry Jimbo, you know not what you speak. Do your own research and get back to me.