March 12, 2009

BAD CHILD WELFARE BILL PASSES; FOCUS SHIFTS TO HOUSE

Despite the best efforts of Federation members, the Senate Wednesday night passed the bad bill privatizing Child Welfare Services.

The vote on E2SSB 5943 was 33-15 with one excused.

The bill now moves to the House. So shift calls against it to your two House members. Call 1-800-562-6000 to oppose SB 5943.

NEW CALL TO ACTION. Go here to send a message.

1 comment:

  1. This bill really makes me laugh! In that it was PROPOSED by Democrats! And the union only supports DEMOCRATS! And now they are boning the union and what is WFSE going to do? Are you actually going to realize there is a TWO party system and NOT support the Democrats that voted for this?

    Of course you are NOT! The only way this bill will FAIL is IF WFSE decides to tell those members, "IF YOU VOTE FOR THIS BILL, YOU WILL GET NO MONEY FROM US OR SUPPORT!"

    YOU, WFSE, created this beast. The republicans don't need you because you have decided to unilaterally support ONE political party!

    I am LAUGHING at you!

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