The labor participation rate was 69% when Walker took office. The fact that it now stands at 68% is not a reason for celebration.
There is a resource that Wisconsin has that could have been developed more to provide jobs. Wisconsin is the Saudi Arabia of sand. There has been some development in this area, but not nearly enough.
-———The fact that it now stands at 68% is not a reason for celebration.
Say, that’s a real statistic instead of your usual vague spew! Did you make it up? What’s the link? What month was that? Is there a statistically significant difference between 68.4 and 69 percent when examining the variability over those years? Do you dispute that 68.4 PERCENT dramatically outshines the NATIONAL AVERAGE? How much above the national average would satisfy you?
———Wisconsin .... is the Saudi Arabia of sand. There has been some development in this area, but not nearly enough.
Hmmm, the development of fracking sand has too much for your lefty buddies....
Number of Wisc. frac sand facilities increased from 7 in 2010 to 145 today, even though the health implications of the boom aren’t yet fully understood.
Did you notice they called it a BOOM? Are you really saying that a SEVEN-FOLD INCREASE IN FIVE YEARS isn’t enough?
There’s another resource that Wisconsin has that Walker tried to develop IRON and mining manfacturers. And you have posted lies about this
effort in other posts.
Its obvious you are paid by some organization to spread these vague statements in social media. Why don’t you go back to those people and tell them you are getting the Snot slapped out of you?