Why We Lost, Why We Fight
The Working Families Party has issued its own recap on why the "Fair Share for Health Care" Act failed to pass this year, promising to come back for the same fight next year. Quote: "People will still be getting sick next year. And the fact that nearly three million New Yorkers don't have health insurance will still be a disgrace. In 2007, the state will release a study showing to the dollar the cost that large low-road employers are shirking. Our task is to make sure that our new Governor understands that it is long past time for a comprehensive approach to health care, and such an approach will necessarily require an end to freeloading by large employers." |
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Follow the Leader 6/28/2006
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Follow the Leader 6/14/2006
Shut Up, Grover
The Working Families Party takes on Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist's analysis of the "Fair Share for Health Care" Act here.
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Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Follow the Leader 6/13/2006
Die, Fair Share, Die!
Americans for Tax Reform are taking their own shots at the Working Families' Party-backed "Fair Share for Health Care" Act. "When the government tells businesses what to do and how much to do it for, workers and consumers bear the brunt by losing jobs and facing higher prices. The '"Fair Share' bill is like prescribing leeches to cure a fever. In removing the 'problem' of having some part-time jobs without health care, you also remove the 'problem' of having jobs, the lifeblood of economic growth," said ATR President Grover Norquist. |