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Hello everybody i Dana Perino along with the Judge Dream and tyrus Periods Fact Clock a new York City and this is the five. The Vice President is just too busy for your questions, its been 64 days and counting since he emerged as a democratic nominee. Kamala harris still has not done a single News Conference keeping those reporters and unscripted moment at arms length, giving open arms to oprah. The Wall Street Journal is a Calling Cole and artless dodger who avoids any question of substance and undecided voters seem to agree, you want Kamala Harris to go out there and explain her policies but advisors do not see with a big deal is, some arguing she does not have the time. Jessica have incredible confidence in both the Vice President and governor Tim Walz. They have shown they are happy warriors, they can answer tough questions and they are eager to get back into that debate. Out which is cut to the chase, she has put out policies on her campaign website. Anybody truly interested can g
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that. do they react poorly and stop buying burgers for one more cent or absorb that cost? i think the reality is that a lot of it gets absorbed easily. the idea that it is going to create a wage spike wage price spiral, while you are increasing the wage for, you know, 7% of the work force, is just really doesn t makes sense can we go back to the purpose of the minimum wage? when congress enacted the federal minimum wage in 1938 it said it was doing so to eliminate substandard conditions and to make sure work coarse survive and make sure business that s paid their workers weren t being undercut by unscrupulous workers paying their workers virtually nothing. have to look at what congress was responding to. labor market of the early 19th century. factory sweat shops. sweatshops that exist today, by the way, but with employers that are breaking the minimum wage law by not paying minimum wage, by not paying overtime. the purpose of a minimum wage law is to guard against these horrific