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Been two decades since I've had service done at a dealership.

 

The band Kansas.

 

The guys working at the dealership are making minimum wage?

Do you have anything to back this up? I have a hard time believing it.

Auto Mechanics
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that automotive dealerships employed 195,220 auto service technicians and mechanics as of May 2011. Techs and mechanics specialize in internal mechanical components, including the engine, transmission and more. But they must also be able to repair mechanical parts that have an electronics component, such as braking systems. These workers earned an average annual salary of $42,910, or $20.63 an hour.

Other Auto Repair Jobs
The bureau reported car dealers employed 27,230 auto body repair workers, 1,900 tire repair workers and 370 auto glass repair personnel. While not mechanics in the truest sense, they are a valuable part of any service department. Auto body workers were better paid than regular mechanics, averaging $43,760, or $21.04 an hour. Tire repair workers averaged $26,750, or $12.86 an hour, while auto glass repair workers averaged $38,440, or $18.48 an hour.

The Average Salary of Car Dealership Mechanics

 

Duuuust in the wind...all we'll be is dust in the wind...

 

'Taking funding from public schools" is often defined as "spending money that could have been spent on public schools (but currently isn't) on something other than public schools."

 

Nearly 70 percent of Americans want Trump to STFU on Twitter:

Americans overwhelmingly tell Trump: Stop with the tweets

 

Holy fuck is that low compared to up here.

 

You are the one defending her. I was just offering a few suggestions. If it isn't those things, what is it you like? You said her thinking is an improvement, so be specific. So far all you have offered is vague generalities and attacks on previous department heads.

 

So basically taking funding that would ordinarily go to (already under-funded) public schools and giving it to private, for-profit enterprises? Do these school companies fall under your definition of crony capitalism?

 

You ignored the "but currently isn't" part of my post ...

 

Rigged. Fake news. Cuck.

 

OK, interesting that you seem think public school funding would remain static if charters and so-called school choice are expanded through vouchers (which I doubt), but my primary question stands: Isn't the charter school movement a prime example of the kind of crony capitalism/rent seeking that usually seems to bother you?