UncleBuck
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what is a burecrat and why are you giving so many likes to the resident white supremacist lately?
Schuylaars Sesh - Executive Order and Minimum Wage..
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desert dude
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If only it were George W Bush. Sigh...
UncleBuck
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why do you so voraciously attack el tib but then say nothing to bignbushy, who is an actual white supremacist and not just trolling?
NLXSK1
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UncleBuck
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and you just so happen to like the posts from a white supremacist where he says gays have a mental disorder.
but you're totally not a prejudiced bigot and racist.
Canna Sylvan
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I really hope he does it. He'll be the first president to get ejected from office. Bring it!
desert dude
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There is already talk of impeachment. He has used Exec order to selectively enforce, i.e. thwart the law (dream act, ACA). Impeach the prez!
desert dude
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I wouldn't call my attacks on El Tib "voracious". I said he was a sock puppet troll and I mostly ignore him. Like NLSX, I "like" the posts that I like, though I might not agree with every sentiment.
Unlike you, I am not trying to censor, silence or ban anybody because of their thoughts or words. Tolerance... you ought to actually try it instead of just lecturing others about it.
UncleBuck
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i am not going to tolerate white supremacists like you.
NLXSK1
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I didnt say gays had a mental disorder. Although I do believe they are flawed.
It does not mean that I dont tolerate them.
Have another beer buck... I dont want to get in the way of your alcohol fueled temper tantrum here on the forum so I will check out for a while.
Later maybe the adults can continue the conversation...
there is a little known law called the Fair Labor and Standards Act..why?..because employers* can't be trusted to "do the right thing"ie; sweatshops and child labor.
*AKA..JOB CREATORS.
desert dude
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Oh, mercy me! Whatever will I do?
Canna Sylvan
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I'm praying that one day you'll wise up and stop being a bigot wegan. All hail the his noodliness, peas be upon him.
Congress has no obligation to do anything. Under the United States constitution, congress is the preeminent branch of government, clothed in the greatest and most significant powers, because it is closest to the people, with the house being elected from local districts every two years.
Congress is doing its job. They can make as little or as much new law as they like, and the voters will hold them accountable. If the voters want congress to alter the minimum wage, they must elect representatives who will vote to alter the minimum wage.
I think there's confusion here. When people talk about Obama raising the minimum wage by executive order, it relates solely to federal employees and federal contractors. Obama has no right to unilaterally raise the federal minimum wage for all workers, which is what is implied in the original post. That action would be a gross violation of the constitutional order and blatant abuse of executive orders.
The White House has backed itself away from the idea of using an executive order for federal workers, let alone proposing to use an executive order to unilaterally raise the executive wage for everyone. I assure you they agree the latter would be an unprecedented violation of the separation of powers.
see4
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So you acknowledge and support that Congress is stonewalling government progress. Good to know.
echelon1k1
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http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=United+States&country2=Australia
| Indices Difference |  |
|---|---|
| Consumer Prices in Australia are 45.84% higher than in United States | |
| Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 51.06% higher than in United States | |
| Rent Prices in Australia are 62.91% higher than in United States | |
| Restaurant Prices in Australia are 44.73% higher than in United States | |
| Groceries Prices in Australia are 33.73% higher than in United States | |
| Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 23.40% lower than in United States |
But.. the big mac!http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=United+States&country2=Australia
Indices Difference Consumer Prices in Australia are 45.84% higher than in United States Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 51.06% higher than in United States Rent Prices in Australia are 62.91% higher than in United States Restaurant Prices in Australia are 44.73% higher than in United States Groceries Prices in Australia are 33.73% higher than in United States Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 23.40% lower than in United States
ChesusRice
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agreed and they've made little..so we're gonna go for the much
