My flaming lib neighbor has daughter recently graduated from college
and without a clue where to turn to take first big step into the
"real" world. He says Democrats  have done more over the years to
create "stepping stones" into apprenticeships and other "bridges" for
first-time job seekers, and Republicans "by definition" don't support
that kind of thing.  I would love to prove him wrong.  So what has
each party done in recent years in this regard and which has done more
than the other?  Needs to be based on non-partisan, unimpeachable
"facts" or I will be accused of picking my sources.