ENDA Reintroduced in 110th Congress: FULL VIDEO

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Description: On April 24, 2007, members of Congress from both sides of the aisle joined with advocacy groups, businesses and labor unions to introduce the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) for the 110th Congress. Speakers (in order of appearance): - Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) - Rep. Deborah Pryce (R-OH) - Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - Joe Solmonese, Executive Director of HRC - Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) - Rep. Christopher Shays (R-CT) - Rev. Dennis Wiley from Covenant Baptist Church - Steven Keyes, Nationwide Insurance - Rosalyn Pelles, AFL-CIO Check out PoliticsTV's YouTube account at www.YouTube.com/PoliticsTV to see video divided up from each speaker.
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EvilMongrelMonkey ::: Favorites Why can I not chose who I want to hire? Goddamn socialists!!! 07-04-25 05:42:39 _____________________________________________________
Meatpieandtatters ::: Favorites Because if the ALF-CIO had their say, every member would be paid 25.00 and hour, would only have to actually work 5 hours a day (with a break every 15 minutes) plus be given a annual pension equal to 1.5 times their working pay. Self-employed don't get this socialist treatment...only the union twits do. It's an alternative reality sucking off other's to advance their own cause. 07-04-25 11:51:03 _____________________________________________________
EvilMongrelMonkey ::: Favorites ain't it the truth... 07-04-25 11:57:00 _____________________________________________________
atypicalguy ::: Favorites If you're talking about small business owners, it shouldn't matter. But if you're talking about large conglomorates like GE and Walmart, who employ a large percentage of the work force, then it's very necessary. If they can be legally considered 'persons' then they should be held to a higher legal standard. 07-04-25 08:37:56 _____________________________________________________
EvilMongrelMonkey ::: Favorites Why should it make a difference... are you saying that it's ok to discriminate as long as the person you discriminate against is rich? Isn't that class envy? 07-04-25 11:56:26 _____________________________________________________
atypicalguy ::: Favorites But it's not a person. It's a group of people who control a large chunk of the wealth and capital and who have power over the lives of thousands, sometimes millions of people. Should they, in a completely undemocratic fashion, have the power to decide who gets to work and who doesn't? 07-04-27 17:54:00 _____________________________________________________
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Meatpieandtatters ::: Favorites I wove Bawney Fwank. 07-04-25 11:48:49 _____________________________________________________
sassygirl345 ::: Favorites well then we need to fire all those in Govt, because they are lousy employees, when you dont do your fuckin job you need to be Fired 07-04-25 18:00:06 _____________________________________________________