Congressman Shay says that for cruise ships, one, he doesn't necessarily believe or doesn't frankly know whether the statistics so far provided by cruise ships in general are accurate, and says that basically, that the government, that citizens shouldn't have to rely on self-reporting by cruise lines, that there should be some standards about how crimes or missing people or people overboard or any incidents at sea are reported.
Christopher Shays expresses skepticism about the reliability of cruise ship statistics and advocates for government standards on reporting incidents at sea.
Share
More from Christopher Shays
Right. Because what we do is we cap the payroll at $120,000. And so it ends up being $12,000 an employer would pay. But when I was speaking of someone with 500 employees, they would pay $21,000 salary, they pay 5.25, 5¼ percent of payroll…
Twenty thousand shells in Russia, chemical weapons, no bigger than this, they were put in, they almost looked like wine bottles stacked up, building after building.
And if I could just jump in. The key that you make is that there are 8 million individuals, either actively working for the government or retired, who are part of the same pool, and so the purchasing power becomes more powerful.
When a candidate attacks the other candidate for being sleazy and ugly, they are as negative as the candidate that they are criticizing.
Other voices in this conversation
