I find it difficult to believe that these jobs take skill and or training for more than they’ll pay. Show me empirical proof. 
There are 6.1 million open jobs in the U.S., but many lack the skills and training to take them. The #FarmBill invests in employment and training opportunities to help SNAP recipients become a strong workforce.pic.twitter.com/vZ83F9fAbj
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Empirical proof from
@GOP ? Lol
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That's not how the work force works! That's not how any of this works. We're at full employment (don't pretend not to know what that means) and we're talking about working families for crying out loud!pic.twitter.com/rKLjri6Eid
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Your dishonesty is only matched by your cynicism. While your party leader incites hatred and fear against your constituents, you're spreading RESENTMENT based on LIES!
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How about you quit propping up coal mines and and retrain the workforce to work with renewable energy. that was
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She lost. She's dying queen! Her ideas didn't resonate with the working class.
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What does it do for your constituents, and how many are eligible? How many constituents, as a percentage of your district, have been consulted before making your decisions? Have you fairly presented quality unbiased information to the majority of your constituents?
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Look, we have access to information and, like with your tax plan, you can skew information, offer R talking points and tweet over and over again but we are not buying it... you don't have my or
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So it took you how many tweets to explain that you are putting the most effort into legislation ever, just to steal food out of poor peoples mouths?
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In such a competitive job market, shouldn’t employers offer training programs as incentives? Why make the poor pay by cutting benefits?
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Yes Rodney Lee, please explain
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