imawhosure
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Lol the dumb rube pretends republicans like private sector unionsGlad to see republicans warming up to organized labor
Public sector unions are the issue num nuts..........private sector unions have to actually negotiate with the other side...if they don't, the business closes and their union members lose jobs....the public sector unions.....launder money for the democrat politicians......the democrats increase union wages, the unions get union dues, and then give that money to the democat politicians...there is no check on how much the democrats will give to the unions..there is nothing checking that dynamic.....that is why the public sector unions are bankrupting state after state...
Actually the two of US have said that, but you have to generalize to ignore the real point being made.
Private sector unions are no problem, as long as corporations believe right or wrong, they are going to get hosed with a tax if they try and import their products in. The problem with the scenario is always "cost to the consumer."
The problem lies here------------> Neither party has ever tried to fix the schools, until now, because of the teachers unions.
So what does that have to do with unions, and blue collar workers you say?
Let me explain!
-----------> As technological advancements move ahead, it is going to take specific, and advanced education to keep our citizens employed. We do not have that right now, we just do not! Our government, our states, our schools, and yes...the NEA has let our American population down big time! We have to many people who do NOT have the skillz to compete in the economy over the horizon, if we do not bring back as many places for them to work as possible.
And so, the attack must be 2 prong-------->
1. Fix the education association at all costs by injecting competition for students with vouchers to the parents. I can not think of ANY instance where competition has been injected into any service or product, where the price was not lowered, and the quality raised. This is a win-win for all parents and students.
2. Keep the manufacturing sector alive for those without college educations so as we do not create a permanent underclass, while the education side is being addressed for the next generation. We also need to go back to creating plumbers, and electricians, etc....because our future economy is going to need these people.
IN ESSENCE---------> Our manufacturing sector was thought to be irrelevant 20 years ago, but our politicians did NOT have the intestinal fortitude to address the education system to make it so. Basically, they gave away the hamburger for dinner, before they secured the steak to replace it!
And so, what many intellectuals feel are nasty jobs, have got to remain, like it or not! We can not let them go to other places to do our dirty work, while we work on our robots, pools, automatic everything, and import in all the things that are nasty to build.
We have about 15 years left of these types of jobs, maybe 20, that is it! The next generation better be educated, or our country WILL produce a permanent underclass! And so, if we plan and plot as a country for the near, and long term future..........we MUST do this, like it or not! I know, leftists don't want it! They are willing to take these people's dignity away from them, and make them wards of the state! Problem is...........because of massive spending, the state can NOT support them any longer, and for America to have a chance, they need these people working....paying into the tax base, and not taking out!
Like I said-----------> We need these jobs, and we need them here yesterday! Trump knows this, I know this, and now I hope you agree, and you know this!