Are the law makers and policy writers insensitive to those who actually work for a living?

Historian asked:


How can a pencil pusher who’s never had the struggles of trying to make ends meet with minimun wage pay pass a law , bill, or write a policy on what is enough for the “working poor” to live on? Open your hearts and answer this one.

Tags: Hearts, Minimun Wage, Pencil Pusher

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One Response to “Are the law makers and policy writers insensitive to those who actually work for a living?”

1. INSOMNIAC Says:
   July 11th, 2010 at 5:04 pm

   The worker is only considered when they contemplate the best method for getting the most from them for the least amount of remuneration, you must make your own paths to success because they are only interested in their own success.~

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