 California Rep. Barbara Lee, a Democratic Senate candidate, has proposed that minimum-wage workers in the United States receive a six-figure income. Lee’s suggestion aims to showcase the differences between herself and her opponents in a closely contested race for the seat previously held by Sen. Dianne Feinstein. She advocates for setting the federal minimum wage at $50 per hour, which would equate to an annual income of $104,000.

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California Rep. Barbara Lee, a Democratic Senate candidate, has proposed that minimum-wage workers in the United States receive a six-figure income. Lee's suggestion aims to showcase the differences between herself and her opponents in a closely contested race for the seat previously held by Sen. Dianne Feinstein. She advocates for setting the federal minimum wage at $50 per hour, which would equate to an annual income of $104,000.{ai:summary}<p>Democratic Senate candidate Barbara Lee is proposing a federal minimum wage of $50 per hour, aiming to highlight her differences from opponents in a closely contested race. This #politics proposal would give minimum-wage workers a six-figure annual income.</p>

Bold Proposal: California Rep. Barbara Lee Pushes for Six-Figure Income for Minimum-Wage Workers

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