Case Study Shows Liberals are Better at Economy - Progressive Minnesota Has Vastly Out Performed Conservative Wisconsin (Reagan, Clinton)
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Lutheran Social Services is funded by charitable and corporate grants (i.e. Minnesota residents and businesses in Minnesota) and also reimbursed out of the Minnesota state coffers for certain social services.
So your daughter moved to Minnesota and was impressed by the people she met. Hmmm.
Depending on how they were raised, some are amazed to be around people who treat each other decently.
And that's what happens in EVERY STATE! LSS also gets federal grants.
Yeah, I'm Cruella De Ville! The bold is quite an example of "Minnesota Nice", not.
In any event, I did not say she was impressed by the people, just that she swallowed this crap about how Minnesota is so much better than Wisconsin.
No comment about the wonderful Minnesotans who suggested my other daughter vote TWICE in one election so she could vote for Walter Mondale?
We're talking about the differences, economic and so forth, between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
One difference is that the people in Minnesota fulfill a commitment to taking care of the less fortunate.
Wisconsin, not so much.
Many of the less fortunate come to Minnesota where Lutheran Social Services, supported by Minnesotans, assists state and county services in giving the less fortunate a helping hand.
I'm surprised it was so difficult to figure out. But in the interest of helping the less fortunate, I'll give it another go
The Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit academic medical center based in Rochester, Minnesota. It is focused on integrated clinical practice, education, and research. It is a huge campus where people fly in from all over the world for diagnosis and treatment.
The Mayo Clinic Health System has expanded to include outreach clinics, many which seem to deal with specific ailments. But there is nothing like the Mayo Clinic in Wisconsin, not even close.
The UW medical center in Madison has a fine reputation. But it doesn't hold a candle to the Mayo Clinic.
FYI: Madison, WI is liberal area.
My, my, what examples we're seeing of "Minnesota Nice" today!
Mayo is one of a kind, and probably the "big Kahuna" for that medical model. However, as so many Minnesotans in their bubble seem not to understand, it is not the only "clinic" of that kind. A few that come to mind right off the top of my head are Cleveland Clinic in (surprise!) Cleveland and Marshfield Clinic in Marshfield, Wisconsin. (And you didn't think there was an equivalent in Wisconsin.) https://www.marshfieldclinic.org/ In fact, Marshfield is a partner in the Vaccine Safety Datalink which studies vaccine safety. Mayo is not. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/en...vsd/index.html
And the University of Wisconsin has its clinics as well, which serve low income people. Then there's this "Harvard Pilgrim" I found on the VSD site. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvar...im_Health_Care"Harvard Pilgrim is home to the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute, a collaboration with Harvard Medical School." Couldn't possibly be as good as Mayo. /s https://www.uwhealth.org/locations/main/10372
And then there is the Kaiser health system all over the western US.
I don't think you understand the health care system.
I'd certainly disagree that UW doesn't hold a candle to Mayo. That's part of that "Minnesota Delusion".
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We're talking about the differences, economic and so forth, between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
One difference is that the people in Minnesota fulfill a commitment to taking care of the less fortunate.
Wisconsin, not so much.
Many of the less fortunate come to Minnesota where Lutheran Social Services, supported by Minnesotans, assists state and county services in giving the less fortunate a helping hand.
Bull. Now you're being condescending, as well as "Minnesota Unnice". Here's the website for LSS Wisconsin: https://www.lsswis.org/LSS.htm
That's the problem with Minnesotans. They're in this bubble; they have no idea this stuff is going on everywhere in the US. They're not as flipping unique as they think. Although, no one has ever suggested voting twice in any state I've ever lived in, not even Illinois.
Washington state is a good example, when the Rs were in control the state struggled and the joke slowly became "out one out of seattle turn off the lights." But as the dems gained more power and the cons moderated the state kept doing better.
One of you fellow residents said the "turn off the lights' was due to the federal government cutting off funding for the Boeing SST. Go read the previous posts here.
If a city wants to have their own higher minimum wage I fully support it.
It's when idiots proposing hikes to the national minimum wage to put it in line with what you need to make in San Fran or NYC that people recognizing the cost of living disparity vs. small town Iowa balk.
When the cost of living is 2.5x higher in San Fran than rural fly-over country, trying to increase the min wage by forcing the federal wage to $15 or higher is a cheap political stunt meant to create opposition due to the obvious stupidity of the proposal so that the proposers can then create a false wedge issue.
How much have you read about the economic logic of instituting a $15 federal minimum wage? And by "read," I don't mean reading a short article.
We're talking about the differences, economic and so forth, between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
One difference is that the people in Minnesota fulfill a commitment to taking care of the less fortunate.
Wisconsin, not so much.
Many of the less fortunate come to Minnesota where Lutheran Social Services, supported by Minnesotans, assists state and county services in giving the less fortunate a helping hand.
wow you are very full of your self
I have been to Minneapolis about a dozen times for military business... great town, great people... and the appearance was not very liberal, more conservative, and very white also
my only issue with Minnesota is the cold..just too darn cold
been to Milwaukee also about a dozen times, like any major city it has its good parts and its bad parts, there is a great Irish B&B pub in downtown
Milwaukee also a lot of society attractions like plays, sports, museums, etc
so to sit on your high horse, and lie about another state, pounding you chest say how great Minnesota is compared to its neighbor of Wisconsin...is very elitist...
which is to be expected from the typically elitist liberals who think they are better than everyone else, and CONSTANTLY put down any red state they can mention, even their next door neighbor
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