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i am proud to have a union job. im a member of -- and im ashamed that tend to one has taken a stand in favor of this the because this is against the interest of the workers. many of our workers to not live in the city and they will be punished by this. i have family who lives outside of the city as well. as a librarian, i have a very strong sense of the public comments and the public good. these are not meant to raise money, they are not meant to generate revenue. as someone said earli...

tell you. i was there in front of the ticket office. two people came up behind me, a young man and young women. they got married here and now they have to go pay to get in? we cannot afford to live in san francisco. they started crying. >> thank you. i am a public employee. i am proud to have a union job. im a member of -- and im ashamed that tend to one has taken a stand in favor of this the because this is against the interest of the workers. many of our workers to not live in the ci...

they do not give a shit about the working people of san francisco. this is a sham deal in which your budget analyst said that they put a false budget representation on the board about the money that they will get. theyre not getting the money, they are lying. they are non union clerks taking the money. this is not union jobs that people are getting. what we have is supervisors with working people. what we have our supervisors to represent billionaires. their agenda is to make this a pr...

kowtowing to the partners in san francisco. you will hurt working people in california and in san francisco. you want to give tax subsidies to billionaires. you are really saying that you represent the billionaires. you want to pit the park workers, who need their jobs, against the public. they do not give a shit about the working people of san francisco. this is a sham deal in which your budget analyst said that they put a false budget representation on the board about the money that ...

that is what this is. this comes in the context of hard budget times where something like that. let me show you how to solve the problem. during the eisenhower administration, the highest tax bracket was 91%. in 1966, off the average ceo was paid 60% as much. what we have seen is a general money for the rich and the general taking away of rich for them working people. -- for the working people. this continues the trend of taking away money from working people and it comes in the contex...

please rescind the fee. thank you. >> madame chair, my name is -- the fee has more from the sandstones botched the sand dunes now to a site specific revenue generator. these are all excuses to taking it as a comments. the garden will turn into sand dunes. when they cannot get a fee for all, -- told the rec and park commission that we will start by charging non-residents. this was the starting point, not the ending point. remember the japanese tea garden that used to be free? now, less ...

limits on offshore trawling and plans to increase taxes on oil and gas industry. api issued a report with energy policy recommendations for the new 112th congress. mr. gerard spoke at the museum in washington, d.c. and is introduced by newseum trustees shelley coffee. this is just over an hour. >> im shelby coffey trusty here at dhaka newseum, and on behalf of the newseum and our host, the american petroleum institute, i want to thank you all for joining us to kickstart 2011 with energ...

>> sean: i saw them. >> can you, im sorry. but can you imagine a republican saying this? >> sean: read your favorite. >> there are many. he denounces jc watts all of his children were born out of wedlock. calling nancy johnson his husband with a medical degree through pillow talk. also, the rnc printout isnt as good as wikepedia. he denounced supporters of the gulf war his june colleagues. >> sean: he once refered to african american secretary of health and human services as a disgrace to his ra...

the spin stops here because were definitely looking out for you! >> sean: kentucky senator jim bunning has had enough with washingtons out of control spending. he decided to stand up and do something about it. that is the headline this thursday night the bunning blockade. over the past week he sustained a one man filibuster blocking unemployment benefits for one reason the proposal was not paid for. all this comes on the heels of the passage of the so-called pay-go bill which requires ...

finish the job in afghanistan? lets talk turkey, and lets play "hardball." good evening. im chuck todd in washington leading off for chris matthews. leading off, finishing the job in afghanistan. thats what president obama said he planned to do. as politico put it this morning, can he finish the war, or will the war finish him? he needs to convince democrats hes not escalating the war too much while convincing republicans hes giving the military what he needs. later, the presidents o...