Libertarian Fail

That is not crazy and it is true.

1) There are way more college educated people (as a percentage of the population) now than two generations ago.

2) Many are young and unemployed/underemployed.
Think of the millions of millennials working in stores, bars, coffee stores named after Battlestar Galactica characters, offices, Best Buy, driving for "drive share" companies, etc. waiting for their "break" to come along.
Not to mention the hundreds of thousands living in their parents' basements, playing PS4 all day and, perhaps, enjoy a bit of herb now and then.
The vast majority have college degrees and the vast majority are loyal Democrats.

I am not all surprised that the percentage is 14.3%.

 

Not only millennials and people who (hopefully) will be in better professional situations a few years from now. This would also include "low income" people with college degrees such as teachers and social workers and other professions that require education but don't pay as well as some other jobs.

 

Yep. Professional do gooders are reliably Democratic (as well as mostly female).

 

The article as far as I can tell did not specify the income level of the lower income people.

The use the top 2 quartiles as defined by the link below (above 77K) for high income.

https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/statistics/household-income-quintiles

I am not sure if by low income they mean the bottom 3 quartiles (below 77K) or the bottom 2 quartiles (below 47K)

I think most teachers with a few years of experience are above 47K, at least in cities. The link below has starting salary by state, national average is 39K so that is above the 2nd quartile mean, but about 8K from the upper limit.

http://www.nea.org/home/2017-2018-average-starting-teacher-salary.html

 

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Well Trump's droopy ol' balls won't lick themselves

 

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At least Red & Dotard agree 100% on ME drone strikes, right?

 

Why? Bevin is very unpopular. That is why he lost. You give us libertarians way to much credit. When the unpopular Democrat loses it is because of libertarians (boo libertarians are bad), when the unpopular Republican loses it is because of libertarians (hooray, libertarians are great).

 

Funny, since you once claimed the moniker. You are not a libertarian.

 

The only way to solve this is with PKs, gentlemen. Unless you prefer drone joysticks and best out of 10 takes the Libertarian label.

 

Are you tweaking us liberals, or do you have data on this?

I don’t think Beshear is an existential threat to Kentucky democracy, so I’m not sure tweaking would be on point.

 

I miss the old days when if someone impugned your reputation you could simply challenge them to a duel at twenty paces (yes I am that old).

 

Until the Republicans try to strip the governor of his powers, have sessions with no quorum, filibuster, vandalize, cheat and steal, like they have done in other states (WI and NC) come to mind.

 

A Florida library wont carry the NY Times because its mean to Trump. That certainly qualifies as a librarian failure.

 

Au contraire, this has nothing to do with libertarianism, but your post certainly qualifies as a fail.

 

@Timon19 now both Jitty and Brummie are claiming the libertarian moniker. We do indeed live in interesting times.

 

Read better.

 

"We can't win anything, but since we spoil one of you guys all the time, you should pass some legislation we like"

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Clever. These librarian jokes in the libertarian thread never get old.

Librarian or libertarian?: