Green Party: US Budget Deal Dismantles Govt & Destroys Safety Net

Posted on April 13, 2011 by iwilder

Obama’s retreat from promises of change led to the Democrats’ sell-out and a battle to save Social Security, Medicare, collective bargaining, public broadcasting, the EPA, scientific research, and Planned Parenthood Green Party blasts Obama’s proposed $1 trillion cut in Medicare and Medicaid and the budget deal’s ‘tyrannical’ policies imposed on the District of Columbia, including […]

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DC Statehood Greens challenge Mayor Gray: “Don’t balance the budget on the backs of DC’s working people and unemployed!”

Posted on March 25, 2011 by iwilder

DC Statehood Green Party activists will challenge Mayor Vincent Gray on the District’s budget priorities at a press conference immediately preceding the Mayor’s ‘State of the District’ address on Monday, March 28. The press conference will take place outside of Eastern High School, 1700 East Capitol Street NE, beginning at 6 pm.  The Mayor’s speech […]

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