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Duration: 2631 seconds Upload Time: 07-04-24 20:29:15 User: Politicstv :::: Favorites |
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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 _____________________________________________________ | |
| 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 _____________________________________________________ | |
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
ENDA Reintroduced in 110th Congress: FULL VIDEO
RICHARDSON @ Moveon.org Townhall: How would you end the war?
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Duration: 204 seconds Upload Time: 07-04-10 22:13:11 User: Politicstv :::: Favorites |
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Bill Richardson's opening during MoveOn.org Political Action's unprecedented Virtual Town Hall meeting on Iraq -- where seven presidential candidates answered questions from MoveOn's 3.2 million members. More video is available at www.MoveOn.org. HELP SPREAD THIS VIDEO -- help it climb the YouTube ratings by giving it 5 stars, making it a favorite, commenting, and forwarding to friends! |
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| dianekins ::: Favorites After hearing this, Richardson is my candidate! What an impressive, well thought out answer. His plan makes sense, and he clearly has the foreign policy experience and insight to carry this out. He's just the best. 07-04-20 19:43:33 _____________________________________________________ | |
| dianekins ::: Favorites Richardson is very impressive. His answer is clear, well thought out, and with his experience, I think he has the best plan. He is definitely my candidate. 07-04-20 19:48:47 _____________________________________________________ | |
| 27may1972 ::: Favorites If you don't get nominated, I hope the next president makes you Secretary of State!!! You are a great negotiator!!! 07-05-06 13:08:28 _____________________________________________________ | |
| CharlessMartel ::: Favorites I heard on MSNBC that MOVEON was telling the US Military to give the 42 captured prisoners of Al Qaeda back to Al Qaeda, since the surge is illegal, in MOVEON and Amnesty Internatinals opinion. That is outrageous! 07-05-28 12:14:05 _____________________________________________________ | |
| wiskawind ::: Favorites I really like this man; he seems to care about the people. I am an X Republican so I watch everything I can on who is running; the democratic ticket is interesting as it has many different people with different ideas running. All the Republicans are pretty much the same, except Ron Paul. I started off Obama, then Hillary, and now Richardson. Who am I kidding? Bush is going to call marshal law and suspend the elections anyway; "we the people" are screwed. 07-05-29 10:03:10 _____________________________________________________ | |
| neonmoon82 ::: Favorites This man makes a lot of sense which is why he will probably not be president. 07-06-12 01:23:08 _____________________________________________________ | |
| Amille1 ::: Favorites Good Plan 07-07-13 07:01:32 _____________________________________________________ | |
| bumboodc ::: Favorites Show the man some respect. He negotiated a cease fire in Darfur, brought back home hostages and the remains of our troops. He knows how to deal with the thugs. 07-07-28 12:17:03 _____________________________________________________ | |
| bumboodc ::: Favorites Are you suggesting that our troops remain and have them picked off by IEDs? I care too much for our troops to put them in harm's way for this bullshit war. It's a losing proposition and I don't think the Iraqi's give a shit otherwise they would've enacted reforms. Their government was warned about this and now they need to face the realization that their country will be split up. 07-07-28 17:20:47 _____________________________________________________ | |
| bumboodc ::: Favorites Our present administration did not have enough balls to send in more troops early on. If our military knew in 1999 that 400,000 wouldn't be enough why did they deploy 160,000? One thought is that pulling out now will cause Iran to be sucked into this sectarian violence and deplete their resources. I'm fine with that. I'm also fine with letting the Saudi's and contractors like Halliburton to fend for themselves. 07-07-28 18:35:21 _____________________________________________________ | |
POLITICS ONLINE: Google/YouTube's 2008 Plans
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Duration: 149 seconds Upload Time: 07-03-15 18:04:18 User: Politicstv :::: Favorites |
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Google VP for Global Communications on Google's 08 plans. |
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| sueyetta ::: Favorites :-0 07-03-16 01:42:31 _____________________________________________________ | |
| Forshman ::: Favorites I don't like when organizations get too large. 07-03-16 05:35:32 _____________________________________________________ | |
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