[ItsAllAboutMeMan] Re: Bullies, stand down

 

Christian,

When I saw the reference to bullies, I thought maybe you were talking about Obama, and perhaps his slimy friend Rahm Emanuel.  Those creeps are no friends of workers, in this or any other country. When are you labor bosses going to figure that out?  You just take money from the rank and file, and you give the money to the owners.

I got on your mailing list because some ernest young man came to the door with a pitch like he was from Occupy. What a scam, he was there to represent the occupiers.  

I had enough of your "representation" when I worked for Washington State Government. You were and are a disgrace, and you aren't going to get one penny of my money now, nor are you going to get my support for your fictitious message about Congress is full of bullies (no doubt of the Republican persuasion) and the executive branch is helmed by a knight in shining armor.

That's boloney - the bosses are all bullies, and that includes the bosses of the unions too.

On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 12:37 PM, Christian Norton, Working America <workingamerica@aflcio.org> wrote:

	Matt, Since President Obama's State of the Union address, I've been wondering how the bullies in Congress will react. Will they continue their reckless agenda to hold our economy hostage to get their way? Or will they focus on real solutions to create jobs and build an economy that works for all? Now's our time to put the bullies in check. Click here now to call your members of Congress and tell them: protect Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare from benefit cuts; close loopholes for Wall Street and the richest 2% of Americans; and repeal the across-the-board cuts that could tank the economy. Whatever happens, I know one thing: It's not going to be Obama's speech that forces the bullies in Congress to stand down. It's going to be what you do, Matt, to make your voice heard. For far too long, they've drowned out the voices of working people to push their dangerous agenda of painful cuts to things like health care for our kids and retirement security for our seniors, so they can lavish tax giveaways on their rich corporate donors. The result of this Wall Street agenda is clear—inadequate job growth, wage stagnation and growing inequality. We cannot allow right-wing extremists in Congress to take our economy hostage again. Call your members of Congress now and tell them you're standing up to the bullies: Make your call now. In Solidarity, Christian Norton Working America
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