Linda Stender For Congress

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Working NJ Supports Linda Stender for Congress
New Jersey State AFL-CIO Endorses Stender’s Campaign at Annual Meeting in Atlantic City.

Working NJ Supports Linda Stender for Congress
New Jersey State AFL-CIO Endorses Stender’s Campaign at Annual Meeting in Atlantic City.
(SCOTCH PLAINS)� Representing more than one million unionized workers in New Jersey, the New Jersey Chapter of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) announced its endorsement of Linda Stender for Congress on Wednesday, June 15, 2006.

"By her actions throughout her career in public service, Linda Stender has earned the endorsement of the labor movement in her bid to join New Jersey's Congressional delegation," stated Charles Wowkanech, president of the New Jersey State AFL-CIO. "As a member of the House of Representatives, Linda Stender will be a strong voice for working families, stand up to the anti-worker administration of George Bush, and fight for basic human rights such as fair pay, affordable health care and a voice on the job."

"I'm honored to receive the support of individuals working to make New Jersey better," affirmed Stender. “The working families of NJ are the ones who struggle the most due to the effects of Bush-Ferguson policies."

"These families are demanding a change for more affordable and accessible health care. They’re also tired of paying $4 a gallon for gasoline while Washington gives billion dollar tax breaks to oil companies.."

Working New Jersey joins Linda Stender for Congress in pushing for sensible policies from Washington. The AFL-CIO endorsement is the latest in a massive movement of support for Linda Stender for Congress. To date, Linda boasts endorsements from national organizations including EMILY’s List, Democracy for America, and the Sierra Club, among many others.

The AFL-CIO is a voluntary federation of labor unions, representing nearly 9 million working women and men nationwide and another 1 million members of Working America.

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Linda SPENDER and the AFL...see you owe the thugs that charge $

Submitted by Truthdetector (not verified) on June 16, 2006 - 1:00am.

Linda SPENDER
and the AFL...see you owe
the thugs that charge $700 at a trade show to bring 3 cartons 5 feet to your booth... enough said

Truth detector, how can you say "enough said" when no one has an

Submitted by Roscoe Conway (not verified) on June 16, 2006 - 2:18am.

Truth detector, how can you say "enough said" when no one has any idea what you just said? I suggest having someone with an education above the 4th grade proofread your posts before you post them.

Roscoe...suggest that you first try passing a civics 101 exam fi

Submitted by Truthdetector (not verified) on June 16, 2006 - 9:06am.

Roscoe...suggest
that you first try passing a civics 101 exam first
and then recite the oath of citizenship if you can
before you dare to call yourself an educated American

Where to begin? 1. Is civics 101 where you learned how much the

Submitted by Roscoe Conway (not verified) on June 16, 2006 - 12:36pm.

Where to begin?

1. Is civics 101 where you learned how much the AFL charges to move cartons at a trade show? I must have missed that day in class.

2. I'm sure they taught you in civics 101 that Americans born in the US dont need to take a citizenship oath.

3. I never referred to myself as an educated American, but compared to you i have a frickin PhD.

4. And may I suggest before you challenge me to take a civics test, you may want to try your hand at an english proficiency exam? Just a thought.

Ph.D. s must be very cheap these days...you would not even pass

Submitted by Truthdetector (not verified) on June 16, 2006 - 9:54pm.

Ph.D. s must be very cheap these days...you would not even pass the entrance exam in a European Uni.. and just how many languages do you speak ??
Your accident of birth may make you an American, however your fidelity in the left wing of the Democrat party makes you an less than a perfect one

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