At the end of the day, I really don't think we can blame "Jenny" for all the state's problems. The teacher's insurance thing is one issue the teacher's union has been careful to protect, but it is only a drop in the bucket. We are ground zero for the globalization of the auto industry. A good analogy might be the dustbowl of the 30's to the state of Nebraska. Nothing is going to be the same. I talked to a guy recently who said he worked for a defense company. 9 years ago they were hiring guys with an associate's degree and a couple of years experience for $24 per hour. Now they are hiring people with the same or better credentials for $14 per hour. Most of the tool & die shops i know of have gone out of business. I know of 3 guys who all employed 10 or more people in their tool shops, and all 3 are "retired". They sold thier shops for pennies on the dollar. Manufacturing made this state, and it is going down with it.
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