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A 32-hour week?Bernie Sanders proposed legislation last week advocating for a 32-hour workweek, with workers earning equivalent to a 40-hour week. It’s crucial for our representatives to consider the ramifications of such proposals on production and service costs.Implementing a 32-hour workweek would increase labor costs, ultimately borne by consumers. Many Americans already struggle due to ongoing inflation. This move could constrict the supply chain, driving up inflation further with unchanged demand.Proponents argue it allows for a better work-life balance. But workers might need a second job to supplement their income due to increased inflation. We need to ensure that any policy changes enhance, rather than harm, the economy and citizens’ well-being.Thomas Uhl, MooresvilleClear contrastRegarding “GOP strategist: To solidify a win, Trump needs to debate Biden,” (March 19 Opinion):Republican strategist Matt Wiley argues that the debate stage is an opportunity for voters to see the clear contrast between the two presidential candidates. It’s preposterous that President Biden debate a man who won’t concede he lost to Biden in 2020 in a free and fair election, threatens a “bloodbath” will ensue if he loses in 2024, and calls convicted Jan. 6 insurrectionists (whom he egged on) “hostages.”A debate stage will not increase Trump’s appeal to Black, Latino and women voters. He is anti-immigrant, anti-woman and anti-democratic. The contrast between these two presidential candidates is already clear.Ruth Goldberg, Charlotte Michele MorrowRegarding “GOP …
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