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Millennial here. I graduated college with a B.S. 6 years ago and out of the 4 jobs I had since graduating, none required a degree and none higher than $30k/yr. I was able to buy a foreclosed house. I lost my job so I had to move out of it and back in with my parents. I am renting the home out to keep the mortgage paid. I've put out over 100 applications and so far no luck. Hope to be able to move back into it and MORE some day in the future.
- Lazy millennial
I'm betting you don't want $15 an hour minimum wage, you want career opportunities.
Both Republicans, and Democrats took part in dismantling our economy.
Hopefully the establishment politicians won't fight Trump on reversing the policies that are destroying our economy. Who am I kidding, of course they will fight Trump every step of the way.
Millennial here. I graduated college with a B.S. 6 years ago and out of the 4 jobs I had since graduating, none required a degree and none higher than $30k/yr. I was able to buy a foreclosed house. I lost my job so I had to move out of it and back in with my parents. I am renting the home out to keep the mortgage paid. I've put out over 100 applications and so far no luck. Hope to be able to move back into it and MORE some day in the future.
- Lazy millennial
Well according to Obama (which most of you blindly voted for), the economy is great. So who do we believe, you or Obama?
You felt Bush was so great? What made Bush so great for the working class? Goldman Sachs and Wall Street bet on both horses and now the crony capitalists and globalists are in charge again. Not good for salt of the earth Americans.
8 year later and you're still blaming BOOOOOSH! obviously Obama wasn't any better.
I'm betting you don't want $15 an hour minimum wage, you want career opportunities.
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Originally Posted by stburr91
I'm betting you don't want $15 an hour minimum wage, you want career opportunities.
Bingo. $15/hr minimum wage does nothing for me. Especially after busting my butt over 5 years to go from $9 to $14 lol While it wasn't much, at least I could justify that I was worth double the min wage.
Well according to Obama (which most of you blindly voted for), the economy is great. So who do we believe, you or Obama?
I didn't vote for Obama, but I did hope that he would finally signify an end to racism. Somehow I think we ended up worse than before in that respect.
As for the economy, I look at the market and it's soaring higher than ever. It appears that the very wealthy are doing phenomenally while everyone else is having a rough time. When I go into restaurants I used to work in as a teenager, there are only full grown adults in these positions. I think the thriving market is either an illusion or a poor indicator of the economy for every day Americans.
Obama says the economy is now great (thanks to him of course). Presumably then 'jobs' are not something Hillary should have been concerned about - she would inherit a booming economy if she became president - and yet at the same time she echoed Obama about that economy during her campaign she was saying that we need more jobs because young people can't find any. I always found that amusing. I also found it interesting that her supporters could say both things at the same time too. I chose someone with a much clearer, non-conflicting, message which seems to be based more in reality.
I don't blame Obama for this. I put blame on Reagan, Clinton and Bush Jr for what is going on. Obama is also part of the problem as well.
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