Republicans are up to their usual antics–cutting worker safety regulations on large corporations who have donated millions to Republican campaigns and stiffing American workers–but Senator Elizabeth Warren isn’t having any of it.
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Members of AFSCME Local 2311, representing Bridgeport Housing Authority workers, joined with BHA tenants and Congressman Jim Himes to decry the impact of bud…
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COLLEGE PARK. – University of Maryland Public Policy Dean Donald Kettl looks at the impact of the sequester on Maryland and national party politics.
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A series of budget cuts will automatically go into effect if Congress doesn’t act by Friday.
City of Virginia Beach may furlough workers if sequester is not avoided. WAVY News’ Jason Marks reports.
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Mike corrects Republican lies claiming Obama wanted the sequester (reality: it was from a compormise with Boehner back in the 2011 debt ceiling debacle) and …
Sequestration 2013: Tens of thousands of workers face lay-offs
A Senate hearing Thursday was essentially a presentation of worst-case scenarios from cabinet members. Sequestration will likely lead to tens of thousands of workers to lose their jobs. Unemployment will be higher. There will be fewer teachers and …
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Officials said if automatic budget cuts kick in on March 1, the Pentagon may be compelled to furlough the ‘vast majority’ of the Defense Department’s 800000…
Government workers riled up ahead of automatic budget cuts
WASHINGTON | Thu Feb 28, 2013 3:21pm EST. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Government workers normally unfazed by political gridlock are angry that they will be disproportionately hurt by Washington's inability to reach a deal to avoid some $ 85 billion in …
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