Jimdamick
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.California and New York acted Monday to gradually push their statewide minimum wages to $15 an hour, the highest in the nation as Hillary Clinton and that soon to be vanquished Bernie Sanders again seized on wage disparity and the plight of the working poor in their fight for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clinton joined New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo at a rally in Manhattan as he signed the law that will gradually boost that state's pay rate. The former first lady, and soon to be President, predicted the movement will "sweep our country."
Sanders, the loser that he is, (but nice guy) said in a statement that his campaign is about building on the steps in California and New York "so that everyone in this country can enjoy the dignity and basic economic security that comes from a living wage."
The new laws in California and New York mark the most ambitious moves yet by legislatures to close the national divide between rich and poor. Experts say other states may follow, given Congress' reluctance to act despite entreaties from President Barack Obama.
So, we will soon see all the business owners puking apparently,, because they will actually have to fork over some cash to their barely above poverty level workers. Oh shit, they might actually have to put off buying their new Lexus, or second vacation home, and do something right, Too fucking bad I say, let's see some REAL trickle down economics, instead of them simple pissing on the heads of their workers.
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Clinton joined New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo at a rally in Manhattan as he signed the law that will gradually boost that state's pay rate. The former first lady, and soon to be President, predicted the movement will "sweep our country."
Sanders, the loser that he is, (but nice guy) said in a statement that his campaign is about building on the steps in California and New York "so that everyone in this country can enjoy the dignity and basic economic security that comes from a living wage."
The new laws in California and New York mark the most ambitious moves yet by legislatures to close the national divide between rich and poor. Experts say other states may follow, given Congress' reluctance to act despite entreaties from President Barack Obama.
So, we will soon see all the business owners puking apparently,, because they will actually have to fork over some cash to their barely above poverty level workers. Oh shit, they might actually have to put off buying their new Lexus, or second vacation home, and do something right, Too fucking bad I say, let's see some REAL trickle down economics, instead of them simple pissing on the heads of their workers.
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