>#1 walmart employees get excellent full time benefits and
>part timers are also offered a benefits package. so you are
>wrong there.

1. there is a difference between being "offered" health benefits and "approved" for health benefits.

2. i didn't say that all part-time and full time workers recieved no health benefits. more than 1/3 of them are receiving little next to no health coverage. an average of 1/3 of the population does not make up the majorty. do the math.

3. the stats i posted came from MSNBC. therefore, e-mail your rebuttal to them.