What concerns me is the unevenness . You have peaks and valleys in median income throughout the state.

We don’t have enough job growth, and the right kind of job growth to pull the working-class people out of poverty.

It should be an engine of job growth and an improved economy in the Hispanic north.

There’s a statute in the minimum wage law that allows municipalities and cities home rule to [set their own minimum wage rates]. We don’t want to see [section] 50-4-29 changed and we support the right...

We are looking more and more like those Third World countries with a Grand Canyon between the haves and have-nots and a disappearing middle class.