the NYTimes has had to retract so much of what they said they have NO credibility....example: the general betray us ad that they refused to give the same low price for an opposing view...oh yeah and all of the things they had to retract about sarah palin...
Kansas is an economic disaster, much to the delight of it's Republican natives. The minimum hourly wage is $2.65/hr, BUT the unemployment rate is only 3.5%, which they brag is best on the continent. True, but who wants to raise a family on $110/week? If being a blue-collar worker is your career ambition, and your children's future, why even offer education? They must like living in poverty because they keep voting Republican year after year. For more info just Google "what's wrong with Kansas?"
Just another reason to keep Repugs OUT of the future. Excuses only show they know ABSOLUTELY nada about finances OR profit. Do you want to end up like Kansas, a retro economy? Incidentally, this came from the NYT.
the NYTimes has had to retract so much of what they said they have NO credibility....example: the general betray us ad that they refused to give the same low price for an opposing view...oh yeah and all of the things they had to retract about sarah palin...
http://www.nytimes.com/in teractive/2008/10/14/opin ion/20081014_OPCHART.html
Kansas is an economic disaster, much to the delight of it's Republican natives. The minimum hourly wage is $2.65/hr, BUT the unemployment rate is only 3.5%, which they brag is best on the continent. True, but who wants to raise a family on $110/week? If being a blue-collar worker is your career ambition, and your children's future, why even offer education? They must like living in poverty because they keep voting Republican year after year. For more info just Google "what's wrong with Kansas?"
got a credible link to your numbers? who did you quote? what website?
fill me in what's wrong with Kansas?
Just another reason to keep Repugs OUT of the future. Excuses only show they know ABSOLUTELY nada about finances OR profit. Do you want to end up like Kansas, a retro economy? Incidentally, this came from the NYT.