Hi John,
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Minimum wage should not be $15. That’s an antiquated demand from a time when $15 might have been enough. No. It should be $30.
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I am the only candidate in this race calling for a $30 minimum wage, and that’s what I’ll fight for in Congress. Can you chip in now to help me win so I can do that? Thank you!
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Workers make less than they did a year ago adjusted for inflation. In fact, the median annual pay during the Great Depression was 22% of the cost of an average home. Today’s it’s 14%. That means that pay relative to home cost made it easier to buy a home during the Great Depression than right now. This is absurd.
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Gen Z and many millennials have given up hope on ever owning a home. They pay monthly rents so high that they would never be approved for a mortgage of the same amount.
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Homelessness is skyrocketing.
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Young parents are doubling up with family or roommates instead of starting their lives in a starter home.
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What’s the American Dream when the only hope of owning your own home is living in an RV?
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There are many causes of this problem, but one of the solutions is certainly paying people more. $30 per hour is the minimum needed across the country — just look at the MIT Living Wage Calculator.
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I am the ONLY candidate in this race who supports a $30 minimum wage, so please chip in now to help me win so I can fight for that in Congress:
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-Rebecca Parson
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