He’s not alone: AOC and others have argued lawmakers should be paid more in order to protect against corruption and make the job more accessible.

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    10 months ago

    We run into the same issue with university professors. Especially with studies like economics, engineering or IT.

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        10 months ago

        That’s not what they implied… And heck, they are the ones who teach the people who will eventually dictate national policies!

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          10 months ago

          Seeing what supposedly educated politicians are saying, I have a doubt they attended a single class.

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          Bold of you to assume politicians are getting STEM degrees. Most don’t even understand the basics of computer networking.

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            10 months ago

            Original text I replied to:

            We run into the same issue with university professors. Especially with studies like economics, engineering or IT.

            Now let’s simply it for you:

            It's an issue with ALL professors and especially the ones in economics, engineering and IT.

            What’s funny is that there’s plenty of politicians that study economics so that’s one field out of three that were mentioned, and the vast majority of politicians go to university so that’s covered in the first part.