If a business is paying employees less than subsistence survival benefits, forcing them to get food stamps and subsidized health care, that business is being subsidized by the government — receiving corporate welfare.
If a business can’t afford to pay the rent on its shop, it does not have a viable business model.
If a business can’t afford to pay for the inventory it plans to sell, it does not have a viable business model.
Now replace “rent” or “inventory” with “living wage” and maybe even a TrumpubliQan can understand.
If a business is paying employees less than subsistence survival benefits, forcing them to get food stamps and subsidized health care, that business is being subsidized by the government — receiving corporate welfare.
If a business can’t afford to pay the rent on its shop, it does not have a viable business model.
If a business can’t afford to pay for the inventory it plans to sell, it does not have a viable business model.
Now replace “rent” or “inventory” with “living wage” and maybe even a TrumpubliQan can understand.