[Alberta's Child]

I think the generous unemployment benefits are only one part of the problem here. Personally, I would remain unemployed and collect even the basic unemployment benefits before I ever went back to work for an employer who insists on treating the workplace like it’s a hospital ICU.

[Sacajaweau]

Biden might check the news and listen to the employers.

[usconservative]

We have self admitted moochers here on FR who are saying they're going to suck on the government teat as long and hard as they can, thanks to our Government printing money, driving inflation up and keeping people from working.

Yep, we sure do. And Communists on here too saying the same thing. Just back track through my recent posts to find one of 'em. Easy peasy.

[glennaro]

Some Democrat/Leftist said recently that it's not the more lucrative unemployment benefits that are discouraging people to return to work as much as it is fear of telling customers to wear a face diaper. I agree that the widespread forced masking of healthy people is a factor, but not in this way. Rather, it's because many still-irrationally frightened employers will require returning workers to cover their faces for the entire time they're on the job.

America's new motto (with apologies to New Hampshire): "Live Masked or Die!"

[SharpRightTurn]

Good column.

[BitWielder1]

'No Evidence" = I don't want to hear it. LALALALA!!!

[jdsteel]

I am currently vacationing in the free State of Florida.

Last night, at the long drive thru line at McDonalds, there was “Help Wanted…signing bonus” signs outside and a small, overworked staff (including a manager taking orders) inside.

Don’t tell me there is no evidence hefty unemployment benefits aren’t to blame.

[Bernard]

Well, jobs were created. They just weren’t filled.

[Jay W]

Democrats have never needed evidence. That is why it is so difficult to have a rational conversation with them about anything.

It really is freaky, like they’re possessed or psychotic.