Open letter to Doyle regarding H-1B visas
Dear Jim Doyle, I want to let you know I am against any increase in H-1B visas. The fact that you, as my governor, signed on to a letter to increase H-1B visas is a slap in the face to all IT workers seeking jobs. To claim there is a critical shortage of highly skilled professionals in math and science is a lie. This myth has long ago been debunked by a Duke University study at http://www.issues.org/23.3/wadhwa.html I hope you will listen to voters who have to live with the consequences of jobs being given to H-1B visa workers rather than the corporations who want to give our jobs away. Sincerely, Joe Klein
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Walker said the savings would average $3000 per year. (For whom?)
This is a crazy number. It would require a person to spend over $50,000 per year in post-tax income on taxable consumer goods to spend $3,000 in sales taxes. Maybe Walker's including other nonsensical holiday plans, but he should either get to work himself or take a permanent holiday.
Horne