Bullshit studies calling bullshit on each other. Imagine that!Ha. That’s another bullshit “study” that uses data from before the wage increase happened.The “institute” putting out that nonsense should be ashamed, but I suppose it exists solely to feed gullible MAGAs.
I hope you aren't holding your breath. You haven't been able to do so in seven years of breathless Sisyphean effort.
The other (Shift) report covers only 90 days and relies on a worker survey. The Shift doesn’t make their survey available on their website so we can’t see the questions and responses. However, according to EPI, the survey failed to ask employees how their scheduling changed after the law went into effect. EPI also says the survey revealed that one in three respondents said they were involuntarily on a part time schedule instead of a desired full time schedule.Only one uses data from before the wage increase even happened.
Gosh, the "Economic Policy Institute"? Never heard of 'em. Time to use my Google-fu!
I was holding my breath last night, that's for sure.
It’s not “my think tank.” Neither of these reports are worth the pixels they’re displayed on.Gosh, the "Economic Policy Institute"? Never heard of 'em. Time to use my Google-fu!
oooh this isn't pretty...
It would appear that your "think tank" is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Berman and Company, the Beltway PR firm that shills for the National Restaurant Association.
In other words, you are countering my argument with essentially a cherry-picked press release. I'm glad you're gonna wait for "unbiased data" because the drivel you presented above is about as biased as they get.
LINK to screenshot above (PDF)
Sourcewatch link examining funding of EPI, featuring4 million dollars from the ultra-right wing Bradley Foundation
The founder and executive director of EPI, Richard Berman, even had his own 60 Minutes profile "The Real 'Dr. Evil' "
Have a nice day!
Drunk guy upset facts didn't fit his narrative. Poor drunk guy.
Did your debit card get declined because the price of eggs is too damn high?!?
There must be more than one think-tank called the Economic Policy Institute. This one is left-leaning.Gosh, the "Economic Policy Institute"? Never heard of 'em. Time to use my Google-fu!
oooh this isn't pretty...
It would appear that your "think tank" is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Berman and Company, the Beltway PR firm that shills for the National Restaurant Association.
In other words, you are countering my argument with essentially a cherry-picked press release. I'm glad you're gonna wait for "unbiased data" because the drivel you presented above is about as biased as they get.
LINK to screenshot above (PDF)
Sourcewatch link examining funding of EPI, featuring4 million dollars from the ultra-right wing Bradley Foundation
The founder and executive director of EPI, Richard Berman, even had his own 60 Minutes profile "The Real 'Dr. Evil' "
Have a nice day!
My narrative is we don’t have the data and analysis to draw meaningful conclusions. Have another drink.
Employment Policy Institute.
Once you sober up, you'll see there's plenty of data.
I'm not buying what you're selling.
Sorry, not buying PR by three sociology professors covering 90 days with no information on a survey you haven’t even seen won’t cut it. Come back when you have credible data.
You being a devoted member of the "Party of Poop" we know you must have rushed to the scene to franticly fan the wafting fumes and savor the result while it lasted. We've all read your book.
You were frantically trying to make a poop reference and stepped right in it.
You lieNope. That’s the moronic “study” that includes employment data from before the wage change happened.
moHOmo is gullible. It is a mental gimp.
liarNope. That’s the moronic “study” that includes employment data from before the wage change happened.
moHOmo is gullible. It is a mental gimp.
