Is failure a byproduct or an aim of Democratic policy? | Washington Examiner

Is failure a byproduct or an aim of Democratic policy? | Washington Examiner
"...What stands out is the Democrats’ corrosive policy of paying people not to work. 
...Everywhere one looks, it’s impossible to recruit staff. 

• A local grocery has posted a notice asking customers to be patient with slow service because the place is short-staffed. 
• A builder who’d like to take on more projects amid the real estate boom is frustrated because he “can’t hire people to do the work.” 
• The local YMCA has lost 30 lifeguards because it can’t keep them on the wages it can pay. 
• A lodge catering to whitewater rafting groups on the Kennebec River turns customers away because its diminished staff can’t cope. In its restaurant, tables are left uncleared around other diners because it’s impossible to hire busboys to tidy up. The frazzled manager says bluntly that his inability to match what Joe Biden pays people to stay idle “has something to do with it.” 
• A hostess in another understaffed restaurant put the issue with succinct completeness, saying, “Until the unemployment runs out, no one wants to work.”

Paying people not to work saps morale, slows wealth creation, and becomes a habit of idleness — a malaise even. 

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