Mr. Bloomberg endorsed raising the age to 21.
In late August, for example, Mr. Bush endorsed raising the legal age for gun ownership to 21 from 18 and banning the import of high-capacity ammunition clips.
While the House leaders, under pressure from the conservative wing, endorsed raising the target for $35billion in cuts approved in the spring to $50billion after the hurricanes, Senate Republicans have not yet done so, though they are looking for savings above the $35billion.
He endorsed raising the payroll tax on the wealthiest Americans, whose responsibility for contributing to the program is capped at $118,500 of wage income this year.
When Obama, ran for president in 2008 he endorsed raising the minimum wage to $9.50 in 2011 and then indexing it to inflation.
CEO and president, Craig Jelinek, has endorsed raising the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour - they start employees at $11.50 and average $21.
They have less power over me," Trump said on Feb. 28 at a roundtable with lawmakers where he endorsed raising the age to purchase all guns to 21, seizing guns from those suspected to be dangerous before a hearing, and the universal background checks in the Manchin-Toomey bill that Barack Obama attempted to pass in 2013.
They won't even endorse raising the retirement age on future retirees.
On top of that, Democrats like Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York have been hesitant to endorse raising taxes on managers of private equity funds like the Blackstone Group and Carlyle Group.
The federal proposal, which a majority of the 19 states suing Microsoft are expected to endorse, raises profound questions about the government's role in the new economy.
Last week, when Donald Trump publicly endorsed the RAISE Act, a bill that would drastically curb legal immigration to the United States, he did what immigration hard-liners had waited more than two decades for a President to do.
