Forced to think on his feet, Walker stumbled in Friday's debate by saying the state doesn't have a jobs problem, when in fact it has several: job growth in the bottom one-third of the states, lagging national performance, and a pivotal 250,000 new jobs promise only 40% met.
A condescending and intellectually dishonest Walker is sayingwe you have a "work problem," so you lazy jobless people - - it's your fault if you haven't grabbed one of the low-wage jobs he 'created.'
Great that the Burke campaign has an ad out already about the true jobs problems - - and the leadership problems - - we all have because tWalker can't admit to, or address, or even articulate them.
A condescending and intellectually dishonest Walker is saying
Great that the Burke campaign has an ad out already about the true jobs problems - - and the leadership problems - - we all have because tWalker can't admit to, or address, or even articulate them.
How about the claim that Wisconsin had "the lowest EMployment" on his watch during Walker's wrap up? Freudian, ya think?
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ReplyDeleteLabor Participation Rate Drops To 36 Year Low; Record 92.6 Million Americans Not In Labor Force
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-03/labor-participation-rate-drops-36-year-low-record-926-million-americans-not-labor-fo
10,000 baby boomers a day are retiring. Clueless?
ReplyDeleteOH Please. Don't try to say that Walker didn't make a mistake when he said "WI has the lowest employment rate since 2008." He slipped up. That's all.
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