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Kathy tells the story about how her home has been in foreclosure for almost 4 years, is over $100,000 under water. We talk about how Jamie Dimon has made many mistakes and ISN’T being held accountable. We talk about how it’s time for Americans to stop being shameful about their mortgage problems: it isn’t YOUR fault. Unify by signing up for the Home Defenders League and this fall as one unified voice we WILL question our candidates at every level and after the election we WILL hold them accountable.
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Education privatization kitteh wants all ur monies. First he needs to bust ur unions. Don’t let him.
Not in Pennsylvania? Share it with your friends. We don’t have much time to stop this.
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Today in labor history, May 24, 1883: Fourteen years after construction began, the Brooklyn Bridge over the East River opens, connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn. 600+ workers built the bridge and over two dozen people died in the process, including its designer, John Roebling. It was called the “Eighth Wonder of the World.”
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Save Upper Darby Arts - 2012
Post. Share. Create your own video, telling your story. Tweet. Call your friends and family. Email. Sing. Paint. Run down your street and tell everyone you know that public education must come first. Use whatever talents you have to get out the core message of our cause, and maybe we can make some positive changes in our country. When you think you’re done posting, you’ve only just gotten started, so take a quick coffee break, and then get started again. We need all of your voices in order for the voices of our children to be heard.
Most important of all, sign our petition and consider donating a few dollars to help our cause.
We’re all in this together, because like you, we care about the future of our country and the health and happiness of our children.
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Impact of Proposed Cuts to County Human Services Programs
Again, Corbett choosing corporations over people.
As the weather heats up, so does budget debate in Pennsylvania. In our second segment from our interview with Rep. Gene DiGirolamo, he discussed the Governor’s proposed cuts to county human services programs.
Governor Corbett’s budget proposed moving seven funded line items including mental health, intellectual disabilities, behavioral health services, drug and alcohol treatment and homeless assistance under one block grant. In exchange for the added flexibility that the block grant would provide, the total funding would be cut by 20 percent, or $168 million. He stated that these cuts would put anywhere from 4,000 to 10,000 state residents out of drug and alcohol treatment programs.
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Education privatization kitteh wants all ur monies. First he needs to bust ur unions. Don’t let...
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Be a smart kitteh- organize!
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This Teacher Appreciation week appreciate TEACHERS… not charter schools.
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All we want is a day without homicidal rage…
Stolen from champagnecandy
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Not General Striking? U bananas!
