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Typical left-wing, academic Sheila Suess Kennedy blather. Disgusting.
Screw your high-falutin’ “Yale Economist’s study,” and snide remarks about President Trump, Ms. Kennedy; rather, talk to some restaurant managers about why they can’t find people to work. I’ve talked to two such mid-price, casual-dining restaurant managers this week and they both said, “If the government would quit printing and handing out money, we could get people to come back to work.”
Descend from your academic ivory tower and try life in The Real World for a change…if you dare…
(How tragic that people like you are given a podium from which to speak…and are likely paid to do so. What a waste of reader time and printing ink your every column seems to be.)
I’ve got an idea for Republicans. Join the Democrats and pass legislation that makes employers pay a livable wage! Plenty of people would be applying for restaurant jobs if they paid enough money to afford a decent apartment. Restaurants have to pay $15/hr where I live and there weren’t a plethora of closures when that happened. Sure, prices went up, but not astronomically. And no, I don’t think $15/hr is necessarily needed nationally, but $7.25/hr is evil.
Trumps fault – oh brother