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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Apr 23

    Opinion: The Job Corps failure: Taxpayers spend billions on a training program that doesn’t deliverhttps://on.wsj.com/2HSTjeJ 

    7:55 AM - 23 Apr 2018
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      1. michael oliver‏ @trappercreek Apr 23
        Replying to @WSJ

        Police training doesn’t work either. Nor does military spending. Nor does tax relief for the billionaire class & their corporations.

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      1. Robert Michaels‏ @bobmichaels77 Apr 23
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        Seems the WSJ is wrong on this. Job Corps is providing good paying jobs, just not for the intended people. They loving creating a government program that allows them to skim off the top at the expense of helping real people in need.

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      1. Stephen Tabb‏ @Tabb1Tabb Apr 23
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        Saw same stuff in local CETA program, mid-70s. Food Service Training, was how to make tuna fish sandwiches.

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      1. Stephen Tabb‏ @Tabb1Tabb Apr 23
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        Well intended program, bogged down by rules and funding to piranhas.

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      1. kevin shaughnessy‏ @kshaugh61 Apr 23
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        in line with public school resullts in far too many zip-codes. Big government and more money seems to be perpetuating poor results,

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      1. Unrestrained Democracy‏ @GIJay4400 Apr 23
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        Try being disabled and homeless and going through program after program that do nothing to help but pay people to tie their hands to do nothing.

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      1. Limited Government‏ @Limited_Gov Apr 23
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        Job redistribution is not an enumerated function of government in Madison's Constitution. There is zero waste fraud or abuse in a government program that does not exist. #WSJ #MTP #FoxNewsSunday #ABCThisWeek #CNNSOTU

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      1. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯‏ @awakenddreamer Apr 23
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        Bring back and lend loud public support for good old-fashioned apprenticeships. Millions of Americans owe their livelihoods to the these opportunities to work hard and advance over time. America needs skilled tradespeople.

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      1. James Hatfield‏ @_jameshatfield_ Apr 23
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        How about we just do a #UBI and let the marketplace determine how best to allocate it? Give people cash and let training companies compete for them. Some will take the cash and live off it, some will get training or go back to school and some will even start their own companies.

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