AFSCME Political Dispatch

May 16

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May 01

stuffilikebyjen:

stuffilikebyjen:

(via aflcio)

Attention in the concourse: Please pick up a white courtesy phone if you’re outraged that Congress fixed the sequestration cuts that were causing flight delays, but failed to do anything about the devastating cuts that are hitting our seniors, our children, working families, students and the poor. 
Tell Congress to fix the sequester cuts for all Americans: http://afsc.me/14URrLT

Attention in the concourse: Please pick up a white courtesy phone if you’re outraged that Congress fixed the sequestration cuts that were causing flight delays, but failed to do anything about the devastating cuts that are hitting our seniors, our children, working families, students and the poor.

Tell Congress to fix the sequester cuts for all Americans: http://afsc.me/14URrLT

Feb 28

On the eve of the sequester, we give you: www.GIFquester.com

On the eve of the sequester, we give you: www.GIFquester.com

Feb 13

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Feb 12

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Jan 18

workingamerica:

AFSCME protests Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s public service cuts by giving out free coffee.

Philadelphia City employees have gone 4 years without a contract and Mayor Nutter has spent over a million dollars to fight arbitration awards. Like John Kasich and Scott Walker, he attempts to silence the voice of workers.
Click here for more information about our rally against Philadelphia Mayor “1%” Nutter when he comes to Washington, DC today.

workingamerica:

AFSCME protests Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s public service cuts by giving out free coffee.

Philadelphia City employees have gone 4 years without a contract and Mayor Nutter has spent over a million dollars to fight arbitration awards. Like John Kasich and Scott Walker, he attempts to silence the voice of workers.

Click here for more information about our rally against Philadelphia Mayor “1%” Nutter when he comes to Washington, DC today.

Jan 16

Since the Wall Street Journal forgot to include any families making less than three-and-a-half-times the national median income, we thought we’d make their infographic a little more honest.
See the original here.

Since the Wall Street Journal forgot to include any families making less than three-and-a-half-times the national median income, we thought we’d make their infographic a little more honest.

See the original here.

Dec 22

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