bases_loaded;1829948 wrote:So 5 out of the 10 states with the highest unemployment do not have right to work laws?


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Heretic;1829737 wrote:I'm more disappointed it took Izzy over a month to decide how to react to the election and, even then, all he could come up with was passive-aggressive faux-acceptance. That's almost as pitiful as QQ's over-the-top crying.

like_that;1829957 wrote:He should have stuck with gosh a ruddies.

like_that;1829957 wrote:He should have stuck with gosh a ruddies.

SportsAndLady;1829964 wrote:Or a single bullet in his head so we don't have to read his garbage anymore.

CenterBHSFan;1829971 wrote:I loooooove me some Isadore over the holidays! \o/

isadore;1829951 wrote:Hail Trump, the corporate sellouts pushing right to work sell it as a job creator, but 5 out 10 at the bottom have it. And the top 9 states and DC with the highest incomes all reject it.

bases_loaded;1830004 wrote:lol D.C has the highest income of the right to steal all their income from those actually working. You're a cunty snowflake


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isadore;1829719 wrote:Hail Trump
Thank you for reintroducing the arms race to international relations. Gosh a ruddies we can get back to the good old days of fallout shelters and nuclear drills in the schools.

isadore;1830005 wrote:Hail Trump! ad hominin attack, appropriately pathetic. But as to the facts: Hail Trump The top 4 New Hampshire $75, 675, Alaska $ 75,112, Maryland $ 75,594, Connecticut $73,899 all reject right to work, The bottom 5 Alabama $40, 037, Kentucky $42, 387, Arkansas $42, 798, West Virginia $42,824, Alabama $44,509 all right to work states.

CenterBHSFan;1830015 wrote:A few questions on your quote.

1.) When were those numbers taken?
2.) The bottom four - how many of those states have had coal/steel/other industry shut down with nothing to replace those industries?
3.) The top four - what are their public union numbers vs others?

These aren't "gotcha" questions, I think it would be interesting to see a wider scope of those facts.

O-Trap;1830016 wrote:Also, of the bottom five, he mentioned Alabama twice.

O-Trap;1830016 wrote:Also, of the bottom five, he mentioned Alabama twice.

Belly35;1830023 wrote:That the Union way .. poor research and bad math, misguided information and facts

CenterBHSFan;1830015 wrote:A few questions on your quote.

1.) When were those numbers taken?
2.) The bottom four - how many of those states have had coal/steel/other industry shut down with nothing to replace those industries?
3.) The top four - what are their public union numbers vs others?

These aren't "gotcha" questions, I think it would be interesting to see a wider scope of those facts.

isadore;1830026 wrote:Hail Trump
Mississippi should be last with $40,037 But really Alabama and Mississippi are interchangeable

CenterBHSFan;1830015 wrote:A few questions on your quote.

1.) When were those numbers taken?
2.) The bottom four - how many of those states have had coal/steel/other industry shut down with nothing to replace those industries?
3.) The top four - what are their public union numbers vs others?

These aren't "gotcha" questions, I think it would be interesting to see a wider scope of those facts.

isadore;1830032 wrote:Hail Trump, here is some feedback
1. Median incomes are 2015 Median incomes from the Census. Unemployment figures are from November, 2016 from Bureau of Labor Statistics.
2. I thought a major selling point for right to work was that by breaking union those industries would be attracted to those states. Well Alabama has had right to work since 1953, Arkansas 1947, Mississippi, 1954 It seems to have done wonders for them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law
3. That the states listed with high incomes all have Union membership above the national average, while Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas all have % below the national average. https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/union2.pdf

isadore;1830005 wrote:Hail Trump! ad hominin attack, appropriately pathetic. But as to the facts: Hail Trump The top 4 New Hampshire $75, 675, Alaska $ 75,112, Maryland $ 75,594, Connecticut $73,899 all reject right to work, then Mississippi $40, 037, Arkansas $42, 798, West Virginia $42,824, Alabama $44,509 all right to work states.

ppaw1999;1830107 wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_educational_attainment
Do you think that this has more to do about level of education instead of being right to work states? Mississippi, Arkansas, West Virginia and Alabama are all near the bottom of the list.

O-Trap;1830035 wrote:How very imprecise of you.

Also, it's nice to hear that you've accepted the fact that you have people-focused prejudices. Trump would be proud.

isadore;1830119 wrote:Hail Trump and how very pompous of you. I am obviously the most tolerant of souls.