The Shining City Upon a Hill

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Only a blockhead like you would think I'm an hourly worker. I left that train station a long time ago.

Your state has No set minimum wage Hahahahhahaha

7.25 hour you think you can survive on that!

Apparently YOUR Republican State Does.

At least Florida in moving to 15.00 wage
But we had to pass a constitutional amendment because of the Republicans.

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Your state has No set minimum wage Hahahahhahaha

7.25 hour you think you can survive on that!

Apparently YOUR Republican State Does.

At least Florida in moving to 15.00 wage
But we had to pass a constitutional amendment because of the Republicans.

I'm gonna use you as an example. Please don't take offense. It's really not you're fault that you are the way you are. The fault probably lies with your parents for not teaching you to think like a winner.



People who make minimum wage, no matter the amount, are folks that don't have a skill or talent. They flip burgers, wash cars and do clean up on aisle 9 at your local Walmart. There's no shame in working these jobs. The only shame is staying at these jobs long term.


Democrats would lead you simpletons to believe that you should make a living wage at one of these jobs. A living wage is defined as making enough money to support a family.

In conclusion, expecting to support a family while flipping burgers at McDonalds is part of the utopian dream as defined by democrats in the year 2021. And they're all batshit crazy and their followers have been completely brainwashed. Take pride in yourself and leave your party.

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I'm gonna use you as an example. Please don't take offense. It's really not you're fault that you are the way you are. The fault probably lies with your parents for not teaching you to think like a winner.



People who make minimum wage, no matter the amount, are folks that don't have a skill or talent. They flip burgers, wash cars and do clean up on aisle 9 at your local Walmart. There's no shame in working these jobs. The only shame is staying at these jobs long term.


Democrats would lead you simpletons to believe that you should make a living wage at one of these jobs. A living wage is defined as making enough money to support a family.

In conclusion, expecting to support a family while flipping burgers at McDonalds is part of the utopian dream as defined by democrats in the year 2021. And they're all batshit crazy and their followers have been completely brainwashed. Take pride in yourself and leave your party.

Wow please don't take offense but thats exactly why your party lost the White House , Senate and the House
Time to Wake Up and leave your Failed Party behind its not the 50's. Be A Winner and stop Whining

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Wow please don't take offense but thats exactly why your party lost the White House , Senate and the House
Time to Wake Up and leave your Failed Party behind its not the 50's.

Sorry, little buddy, but I set higher standards than a living wage for flipping burgers at McDonalds. That's your standard. Not mine.

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Sorry, little buddy, but I set higher standards than a living wage for flipping burgers at McDonalds. That's your standard. Not mine.

Maybe one Day you could be a Copier Tech if your ever get some factory training but not today

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Maybe one Day you could be a Copier Tech if your ever get some factory training but not today

No matter what I do or how I do it, I will always be more successful than you because I set a higher standard. We can't change your upbringing. The damage was done long ago.

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No matter what I do or how I do it, I will always be more successful than you because I set a higher standard. We can't change your upbringing. The damage was done long ago.

Of coarse You are in Mississippi pretty low standards at 7.25 an hour Your Rich


We can't change your upbringing. The damage was done long ago

Get some training

[BillyCarpenter]

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Of coarse You are in Mississippi pretty low standards at 7.25 an hour Your Rich


We can't change your upbringing. The damage was done long ago

Get some training

Take some of that money you received due to Florida's minimum wage law and sign up for some spelling lessons. You embarrass yourself on a daily basis.

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Take some of that money you received due to Florida's minimum wage law and sign up for some spelling lessons. You embarrass yourself on a daily basis.

You fall for the same tricks everyday Yes its embarrassing No wonder your so easily duped

We can't change your upbringing. The damage was done long ago

Get some training
Maybe one Day you could be a Copier Tech if your ever get some factory training but not today

Here's your first lesson

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Sorry, little buddy, but I set higher standards than a living wage for flipping burgers at McDonalds. That's your standard. Not mine.

Did you get fired from McDonalds? What did you do?

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President Biden Announces the Build Back Better Framework

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Good Morning

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President Biden Announces the Build Back Better Framework

Joe Biden believes that there’s no greater economic engine in the world than the hard work and ingenuity of the American people. But for too long, the economy has worked great for those at the top, while working families continually get squeezed. President Biden promised to rebuild the backbone of the country – the middle class – so that this time everyone comes along. He also campaigned on a promise to make government work for working people again.


Today, the President is delivering on these promises. After hearing input from all sides and negotiating in good faith with Senators Manchin and Sinema, Congressional Leadership, and a broad swath of Members of Congress, President Biden is announcing a framework for the Build Back Better Act. President Biden is confident this is a framework that can pass both houses of Congress, and he looks forward to signing it into law. He calls on Congress to take up this historic bill – in addition to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act – as quickly as possible.


This framework will guide the drafting of legislative language. When enacted, this framework will set the United States on course to meet its climate goals, create millions of good-paying jobs, enable more Americans to join and remain in the labor force, and grow our economy from the bottom up and the middle out. Specifically, the Build Back Better Act will be:


The most transformative investment in children and caregiving in generations. The framework will save most American families more than half of their spending on child care, deliver two years of free preschool for every 3- and 4-year-old in America, give more than 35 million families a major tax cut by extending the expanded Child Tax Credit, and expand access to high-quality home care for older Americans and people with disabilities.
The largest effort to combat climate change in American history. The framework will cut greenhouse gas pollution by well over one gigaton in 2030, reduce consumer energy costs, give our kids cleaner air and water, create hundreds of thousands of high-quality jobs, and advance environmental justice by investing in a 21st century clean energy economy – from buildings, transportation, industry, electricity, and agriculture to climate smart practices across our lands and waters.
The biggest expansion of affordable health care coverage in a decade. The framework will reduce premiums for more than 9 million Americans by extending the expanded Premium Tax Credit, deliver health care coverage to up to 4 million uninsured people in states that have locked them out of Medicaid, and help older Americans access affordable hearing care by expanding Medicare.
The most significant effort to bring down costs and strengthen the middle class in generations. The framework will make the single largest and most comprehensive investment in affordable housing in history, expand access to affordable, high-quality education beyond high school, cut taxes for 17 million low-wage workers by extending the expanded Earned Income Tax Credit, and advance equity through investments in maternal health, community violence interventions, and nutrition, in addition to better preparing the nation for future pandemics and supply chain disruptions.

I'll bet anything that in 5 years that we'll still have about the same number of poor folks and that they'll be complaining about the same ol' shit. I'll also bet double-or-nothing that when this fails that democrats will come back and propose spending even more money. Wash, rinse, repeat. It's what they always do.

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I'll bet anything that in 5 years that we'll still have about the same number of poor folks and that they'll be complaining about the same ol' shit. I'll also bet double-or-nothing that when this fails that democrats will come back and propose spending even more money. Wash, rinse, repeat. It's what they always do.

Take that and raise you

I am still waiting for the Republicans Better Cheaper and covers everyone wonderful beautiful Heatlhcare plan