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The Left is Running Out of Patience with Biden s Bipartisan Push on Infrastructure

The Left is Running Out of Patience with Biden’s Bipartisan Push on Infrastructure Time 5/14/2021 Philip Elliott © Tasos Katopodis/UPI/Shutterstock Copyright (c) 2021 Shutterstock. No use without permission. President Joe Biden enters the rose garden to give remarks May 13, 2021. This article is part of the The DC Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up Washington is a place of patterns. A new President takes office. He and, this newsletter will note that it’s always a he, until it’s not runs his first Hundred Days, an utterly arbitrary marker that drives political operatives nutty. He gives his first speech to Congress. He barnstorms the country chasing ideas that seem possible in the first-term halo. Barack Obama got Obamacare. George W. Bush got No Child Left Behind education overhaul. Bill Clinton chased a healthcare revamp.

Strike deadline nears for 3,400 Connecticut nursing home workers

Strike deadline nears for 3,400 Connecticut nursing home workers Workers at 33 nursing homes in Connecticut could begin a strike on Friday, May 14, if their demands for better pay, benefits and staffing ratios are not met. More than 3,400 nurses, receptionists, dietary aides, housekeepers and laundry staff at these facilities have been working without a contract since March 15. Contracts at 18 other Connecticut nursing homes have expired as well, and workers at these sites could join the strike, should it occur. Healthcare workers protest over payroll delays in February outside of Allied Community Services East Windsor, CT. (Photo credit: Shana Sureck with the New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, SEIU)

Sen Markey, Rep Ocasio-Cortez Introduce Civilian Climate Corps for Jobs, Justice to Rebuild U S

Sen. Markey, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Introduce Civilian Climate Corps for Jobs, Justice to Rebuild U.S. Targeted News Service (Press Releases) WASHINGTON, April 20, 2021: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14) today introduced the Civilian Climate Corps for Jobs and Justice Act, which establishes a Civilian Climate Corps (CCC) administered by the Corporation for National and Community Service within AmeriCorps. This legislation updates, modernizes, and expands the concept of the New Deal-era Civilian Conservation Corps: ensuring that all Americans who want to participate may do so, regardless of race, age, or gender; broadening the range of eligible projects; providing 21st century health and education benefits; deepening partnerships with unions; and preserving Tribal sovereignty.

Mind-Blowing Network of Donors to The Resistance - www independentsentinel com

Mind-Blowing Network of Donors to The Resistance George Soros, Kelloggs, the food giant, and Fidelity Investments are major donors. The Resistance movement has broad tentacles and is an umbrella for numerous offshoots. It has been tied to Hillary Clinton, Antifa, Black Lives Matter, the Indivisibles, Obama’s Organizing for America, and violence in general at Republican representatives’ town halls. The donors follow. CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CHANGE DONORS WK Kellogg, the food giant, $3 million Ford Foundation, not the Motor Co., $2.35 million Open Society (Soros), $1.75 million California Endowment, $524,500 Fidelity Charitable Gift, upon recommendation, $505,100 National Immigration Law Center (open borders), $316, 000 Deepak Bhargava, the executive director of the Center for Community Change, sits on the advisory board of George Soros’s Open Society Foundation.

California Tackles Banking Accessibility With New Bill

California Tackles Banking Accessibility With New Bill California has a new bill designed to offer households free financial services, taking on the state s powerful banks at a time when easier access to banking services could help families cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. by Margot Roosevelt, Los Angeles Times / April 6, 2021 Banking can be expensive, especially for low-wage workers. A score of  California lawmakers has signed on to a new bill designed to offer Golden State households free financial services, taking on the state s powerful banks at a time when easier access to banking services could help families cope with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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