Revision of Ted Kennedy on the minimum wage : "When does the greed stop!" from 30 January 2007 - 10:23am

Two hundred and forty billion dollars in tax breaks for corporations ... but do you think there has been any consideration on the minimum wage? No... What is it about you republicans ... what is it about working men and women that you find so offensive?

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