The value of public employees are massively overstated and there is little incentive for them to become more efficient and eliminate waste. I never agreed to pay for any of this crap, but if I refuse, I go to jail.
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Public pensions should have a ceiling matched with the median state household income. This would fix the problem and incentivize politicians to promote business and wage growth.
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This is a good idea I think, but what if the median state income is super low? Isn't Mississippi's like 43k? Serious question
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Bet they're taking Social Security too...
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Interesting, all of sudden pensions invested in Wall Street cannot be maintained. I thought Wall Street was an unflappable mechanism.
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Shucks, that’s only $6.200,000,000.
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That's 1.4% of the money M4A will save the country in one year.
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What is it with Republicans trying to strip people of their benefits?
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