The left may have won that round of semantics and manipulation of the feeble/infirm, but it's same lying double-speak that calls a freeze in new spending a "cut" even if the amount spent remains flat Y-O-Y. [Dayton is a putz] The truth is, if just the top 1/3 see growth in comp. in a particular year, and they spend money on uber and indulgent services, then the uber drivers make a few dollars too. The truth is also that a modern economy transitioning from manufacturing to services-based will need a lot more 'nail polishers' to buff the helmets of others.
Yea ..., now, explain why the average executive pay has increased more than 400% in the last 40 years, but the average worker pay has only increased 10% in that same time frame. Then explain why our 1980 counterpart had a 40% higher purchasing power than we do now.
