package, 5.5 trillion or less if there s negotiation. but you can see there, we can see the inflation outpacing wages, especially those making minimum wage. that s why people say this retreat by chief of staff ron klain is tone deaf. they say it s in high class problems. the man that wrote that original tweet, jason furman backs up what he wrote. listen. one is inflation is real. inflation is creating a problem for families that we should do something about it. number 2, the reason we have this inflation is actually a good reason. the unemployment rate has come down. families got money. people are buying more things than ever before. the white house also standing firm on the retweet endorsement from the official white house chief of staff account. jen psaki basically saying inflation is a good problem because it shows the economy is making progress. tell that to anyone going to a
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economiceconomi economicic economically stupid, the full crisis is getting equal employment. it doesn t solve the structural problem, if you go back to the 90s, you saw that. workers had a lot of bargaining power in that clinton boom, right? we saw wages go up in that time frame, but as soon as the economy went up, it got weaker, there was no structural property. we re seeing the unions organizing around the issues. they have been very successful, painting the pictures about look, mcdonald s is receiving over a billion in subsidies because the workers don t get paid enough to be on public assistance. but i think we talked about tools and how the fed is one of the places we could make a difference, president obama could do something for 2 million federal contract workers who work at the smithsonian who are making minimum wage, you could do an executive order for those 2 million federal employees and give them a raise, and he has
it doesn t solve the structural problem, if you go back to the 90s, you saw that. workers had a lot of bargaining power in that clinton boom, right? we saw wages go up in that time frame, but as soon as the economy went up, it got weaker, there was no structural property. we re seeing the unions organizing around the issues. they have been very successful, painting the pictures about look, mcdonald s is receiving over a billion in subsidies because the workers don t get paid enough to be on public assistance. but i think we talked about tools and how the fed is one of the places we could make a difference, president obama could do something for 2 million federal contract workers who work at the smithsonian who are making minimum wage, you could do an executive order for those 2 million federal employees and give them a raise, and he has not. that is something that has not gone through congress. i totally agree with you, it is
employment. it doesn t solve the structural problem, if you go back to the 90s, you saw that. workers had a lot of bargaining power in that clinton boom, right? we saw wages go up in that time frame, but as soon as the economy went up, it got weaker, there was no structural property. we re seeing the unions organizing around the issues. they have been very successful, painting the pictures about look, mcdonald s is receiving over a billion in subsidies because the workers don t get paid enough to be on public assistance. but i think we talked about tools and how the fed is one of the places we could make a difference, president obama could do something for 2 million federal contract workers who work at the smithsonian who are making minimum wage, you could do an executive order for those 2 million federal employees and give them a raise, and he has not. that is something that has not gone through congress. i totally agree with you, it is