Reason #5 why you should vote: to protect Roe v. Wade.
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Reason #14 why you should vote: LGBTQ rights. No one should be denied work, service, a place to live, or the opportunity to serve their country because of who they are or who they love.
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Reason #15 why you should vote: to raise the federal minimum wage. With costs of living skyrocketing, you can’t live off of $7.25 an hour. It’s time to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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Reason #16 why you should vote: to elect leaders on November 6 who will address the affordable housing crisis.
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Reason #17 why you should vote: so violence against women and children is taken more seriously everywhere — from the courts to Congress.
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Reason #18 why you should vote: to elect a Congress that will pass legislation to protect Dreamers. They are Americans in every way except on paper. It’s time we honor our promise to them and give them a permanent solution so they can live up to their full potential.
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Reason #19 why you should vote: so immigrants aren’t forced into the shadows. We are a stronger nation because of our diversity.
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Reason #20 why you should vote: workers shouldn’t have to choose between earning a paycheck and spending time with their newborn or taking care of a sick family member. It’s time for paid family and sick leave policies.
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Reason #21 why you should vote: your vote matters.
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Low-unemployment and high-homelessness should not be happening at the same time.
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Your understanding of actual economics is appaling. If minimum wage is increased ALL prices of products made or delivered by those that get the increased wage also go up as well as the governments tax revenue. What is your actual intention?
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I agree that would happen. I also think tht would essentially mean that real mortgages and student debts would vastly decrease due to inflation. Maybe that would be a positive? At least in the short term?
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I understand how this makes sense for California given its high min wage. However, how will this not destroy the economies of some other states where living wage is below $10 an hour? This is the question I become hung up on when discussing a significant min wage increase.
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I think we need better financial literacy and savings methods than a higher minimum wage.
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