[throwGuardian]

Warren's motivation behind breaking the Googles of the world up is to .... wait for it, ensure that the already overpaid tech workers at Google, get paid "free-market" wages, because if Warren is known for anything these days, it is for fighting for the pay-rights of Google employees

[xkcd-sucks]

Another point of her platform is that underpaid "contractors" are in fact "employees"

[throwGuardian]

Like the underpaid, overworked campaign staff of Sanders [1] and Warren?

[1]: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/2019/7...

[kick]

The underlying issue is that while the Sanders campaign’s collective bargaining agreement with its staff union sets hourly pay above $15, there are also salaried workers on the team.

Your statement is at minimum misleading, according to the article you linked.

EDIT: Reading it further, it's a terrible article. Yglesias is a hack. No Sanders fan, but this is yellow journalism.

[throwGuardian]

What part of my statement is misleading? Here's the history of Sanders' campaign underpayment: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/labor-fight-roils-be...

[kmlx]

it's "misleading" because it challenges the other users preconceptions on warren :)

[kick]

It doesn't say anything on Warren (who I happen to dislike intensely). It's on Sanders, and it's misleading because the article itself notes that Sanders is trying to make it right, and that it's on a technicality that it happened in the first place.