During an Oct. 4 interview with U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., the Beloit Daily News brought up minimum wage, an issue Johnson hasn’t spoken about much during the past two years, despite the issue’s appearance in a recent Senate debate. The article said that Johnson responded by saying if the minimum wage was increased to $10.10 an hour — as President Obama has proposed — it would lead to a half million to a million jobs being lost, but if the minimum wage was raised to $15 an hour, more than 6 million jobs would be lost. Courtesy of the office of Ron Johnson 
Though missing context, Ron Johnson right on minimum wage
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