Ken Boroff

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@ManOfKent17 @ProfessorProvo1 @SenSanders @N5_1BU And I can give you an equal number of examples where it didn't.

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@200y650 @susienewmac @SenSanders @kate_littleton Depends on family size. At $12 and a family of 4 yes its poverty. Google says 12% of our country lives in poverty. The other 28% are just above it. You got me.

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@sconlee6 @VMICoastie @AP It's not a coincidence that the one year Republicans lose the mail in vote they now need ID other restrictions on early voting and drop boxes. They don't want ID for same day in person voting.

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@TFallguy @Reuters Then business shouldn't accept government tax breaks or subsidies. As well as pay their employees enough that the government doesn't need to subsidize families. Can't have it both ways.

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@200y650 @susienewmac @SenSanders @kate_littleton 40% make $12 or less. That's a fact.

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@sconlee6 @VMICoastie @AP Maybe we should propose 1 polling place per 50000 people and see how Republicans like it. Should give the bigger cities several polling places and the rural counties might get 1 per county, maybe. Let the Republicans drive 45 minutes to an hour then stand in line for 4 hours.

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@KerBear_70 @comolaflorguey @AP I'm not familiar with that bill but elections are controlled by states and state law.

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@comolaflorguey @AP It's not federal. It's Georgia state law. State congress and governor have to approve and they are all Republicans.

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@Scaramucci I doubt it'll be a generation but I don't see them losing control anytime soon

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@200y650 @susienewmac @SenSanders @kate_littleton Even if he does get a higher paying that still leaves 40% of the country in poverty. I guess I have higher hopes for our country.

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@Data_Jack @MikeJKernahan @SenSanders If they just settled for $20 million that's an extra $7.3 billion extra to pay their workers. Which would save the federal government $6.2 billion in subsidies us tax payers give to walmart workers

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@ZGoat829 @Data_Jack @romanodm @SenSanders You realize 40% of jobs pay $12 or less. Not everyone can make those better decisions

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@Brady38060241 @acasualbeverage @SenSanders Yes everybody should own their own business and if they don't they don't deserve to make enough to live on

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@ManOfKent17 @SenSanders @N5_1BU Since 40% of jobs pay $12 or less your logic dictates only 60% of our country is successful. Doesn't speak well for our country.

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@Data_Jack @MikeJKernahan @SenSanders You realize walmart makes $40 million in profit every day.

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@MikeJKernahan @SenSanders Yes it's much better that the federal government use $6.2 billion of our tax dollars to subsidize their workers for them.

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@SenSanders Seems to me we have a choice. Either find a way to raise wages or use our tax dollars to support workers living in poverty. Keep in mind 40% of jobs pay $12 or less

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@200y650 @susienewmac @SenSanders @kate_littleton Since 40% of jobs pay $12 or less he could've got a different low paying job

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@stevestemshorn @stevejetcity @SenSanders Except the federal government already does have a federal minimum wage established

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@CowtownTrader @SenSanders Not anymore. 40% of jobs pay $12 or less.