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Obama supported the 21st Century GI Bill, while McCain, who had announced his opposition to the bill, didn’t show up for the vote. In a new mailer, the AFL-CIO is reaching out to some of the more than 2 million union members who are veterans. The mailer features Walter Springs, a Vietnam vet and AFT member who supports Obama.John McCain hasn’t fought for veterans in Congress, and he won’t fight for them as president. As a veteran, I want to do what’s best for veterans. That means I’m supporting Barack Obama.The new mailer is just one of the ways that union veterans are taking part in this fall’s election.Although McCain makes claims about his support for veterans, his words don’t match reality. His claim of a “perfect voting record” on veterans’ issues is contradicted by the Disabled American Veterans, which gives McCain only a 20 percent rating, and the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, which gives McCain a “D”—a sorry distinction the group granted to only four other senators. In contrast, the IAVA gives Obama a “B,” and the DAV gives him an 89 percent rating. Vet Voice, a veterans’ political group, has compiled a comprehensive list of McCain’s repeated votes against veterans’ benefits and health care. McCain has proposed a plan that could shift veterans out of the Veterans Affairs (VA) system and into private health care, a move that’s been greeted by skepticism and criticism from veterans’ groups.Rep. Chet Edwards, a Texas Democrat who chairs the subcommittee overseeing the VA and has won recognition from veterans’ groups for his excellent record, says McCain’s plans for veterans’ services just won’t cut it.The Disabled American Veterans, at their national convention in Las Vegas this year, said that the McCain “plastic card” program could undermine the VA health care system, and in the worst-case scenario could even cause the VA system to be closed. Privatizing the VA health care system is something that virtually every major veterans’ organizations in our country opposes…it would undermine the expertise, the resources and the credibility we have at our veterans’ hospitals, where a vet knows he or she is going to be treated with special care and attention.It would be devastating to a lot of combat-wounded veterans if you undermined our VA health care system and tried to privatize it, just as [McCain] supported partial privatization of the Social Security system…and that, frankly, would hurt a lot of veterans as well.What’s more, McCain’s record on issues like jobs, trade and retirement security has disappointed working families across the country—as vividly illustrated by Paul Puzanghera, a canvasser for the AFL-CIO community group, Working America. As part of his door-to-door canvassing to talk with people about working family issues, he stopped at a flag-bedecked house in Bucks County, Pa., where the veteran who lived there said he was voting for Obama because “I don’t want to lose my home.” With the economy topping voters’ lists of concerns, union veterans are voting to protect their jobs and their families this fall.Retired four-star Admiral John Namath is impressed with Obama’s record of support for the military.Sen. Obama has consistently voted to fund our troops in Afghanistan and Iraq and, just as importantly, has a proven record of support when they return home. That’s why independent veterans’ organizations give Sen. Obama higher marks than Sen. McCain. Despite consistent distortions of his record, thousands of veterans like myself support Sen. Obama because he has the judgment, character and integrity to be a great president. We will need a great president to lead us in these very challenging times.Union veterans like Walter Springs understand that despite McCain’s service in uniform, his Senate record and his proposals don’t address the needs of today’s veterans and their families. http://blog.aflcio.org/2008/10/09/mccains-claims-on-veterans-issues-dont-match-reality/Posted byRightDemocratat4:03 PM4comments  Conley Says $700 Billion Taxpayer Bailout a Fiasco CONLEY SAYS $700 BILLION TAXPAYER BAILOUT A FIASCOCOLUMBIA,SC - Democratic challenger Bob Conley, running for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat, is strongly opposed to the bailout of Wall Street at the expense of Main Street. “I said at the very start that the bailout would not restore confidence in Wall Street or the financial markets,” said Conley.“Now we see the Dow Jones continuing its sharp decline to the lowest point in four years and banks still refusing to lend to each other. The result is that credit is still not becoming available to businesses and consumers, despite the anticipated $700 Billion from taxpayers,” Conley said.“Picking the pockets of taxpayers to compensate for the disastrous policies of Congress, lax oversight of regulators, and the excesses of Wall Street is no way to restore the confidence of Main Street,” said Conley. “The people will have to take matters into their own hands,” Conley said. “If they don’t, they will be fleeced of even more money, which could lead to bigger trouble ahead.”“I call on all voters to take corrective action in November by using the power of the ballot box to remove from office incumbents like Lindsey Graham who voted in favor of the policies that set up South Carolina and the nation for this catastrophe,” Conley said.“We can begin to restore confidence by getting rid of politicians who have been proven wrong time and again,” said Conley. “The future of South Carolina and the Republic are at risk by leaving these people in charge of finding solutions. Quite simply, they are not up to the task.”Conley said that as the next United States Senator for South Carolina, he would work immediately for legislation to accomplish the following goals and restore confidence in the economy:* Outlaw lobbying in Washington by banking and finance firms * Stop market-distorting bailouts * Put strict leverage limits on all financial institutions Revise “mark to market” accounting rules * Limit the size of financial firms so they can never be “too big to fail” * Reinstate the separation of banking, insurance and brokerage * Mandate transparency among banks to remove trust barriers * Roll back government policies that encourage mortgages for those who cannot afford them * Prohibit congressional earmarks, wasteful spending, and no-bid contracts * Correct massive trade imbalances http://aimhighwithbob.com/Posted byRightDemocratat9:39 AM2commentsGeorge McGovern: Shill for big business interests ? GEORGE MCGOVERN WITH DICTATOR FRIEND FIDEL CASTROIs it any surprise that George McGovern, the man who split the New Deal Coalition and nearly destroyed the Democratic Party in 1972, is now a shill for big business to stop an effort to revitalize organized labor ? McGovern is an old enemy of the labor movement and has long sought to weaken the influence of unions with the Democratic Party. The '72 McGovern campaign sought to end the traditional role of Democrats as the party of working families and capture the party organization as a vehicle to advance a counter-culture agenda. Rick Perlstein writing in Blog for Our Future puts the spotlight on the McGovern distortions about the Employee Free Choice Act:In August former Democratic Presidential candidate George McGovern wrote a fretful op-ed in the Wall Street Journal in which he cautioned "fellow" Democrats against supporting the Employee Free Choice Act, a bill that would make it easier for workers to form unions. At the time Ian Welsh concluded McGovern was "out of step" with mainstream views.Tonight McGovern will cross yet another line at the behest of business interests - during the Presidential debate, an ad featuring George McGovern will air in which he "condemns his own party" for supporting legislation that makes it easier for workers to join unions. McGovern's ad is part of a $120 million campaign by business groups and wealthy special interests who are trying to confuse & divide pro-worker leaders who support the Employee Free Choice Act.Don't be fooled. Here's why.First things first. McGovern is the *only* major Democratic figure who doesn't support the Employee Free Choice Act. Every single Democrat in the Senate and all but two in the House voted for the Employee Free Choice Act in 2007, excluding Tim Johnson, who was hospitalized. Even Joe Lieberman joined the Democratic caucus on this vote, and 1 Republican Senator and 13 GOP House members supported it as well. McGovern is virtually alone in his opposition to this bill.Second, McGovern's claim - that the Employee Free Choice Act takes away "secret ballots" for union elections - is not true. The Employee Free Choice Act gives workers the choice to form a union, taking away businesses' veto power on the matter. Basically, once 50% +1 of workers in a workplace say they want a union, they get their union if the Employee Free Choice Act becomes law. But today, even if 100% of workers want a union, the employer can veto it. Rick Perlstein explains the situation well, via economist Dean Baker:"The only change with the Employee Free Choice Act is whether card check recognition is at the discretion of the employer of the worker. In other words, it changes absolutely ZERO about whether the right of workers to organize is determined by secret ballot or not. The only thing it changes is who gets to decide the manner of certification, workers or employers."Why is it a good thing if it's easier for workers to form unions? Take a look around. Do you think it's any surprise that the worst economic crisis in decades comes when the fewest workers are organized in unions?When workers are able to form or join a union, workplaces across the country are more fair, giving people the chance to earn better wages and benefits - and protecting against excesses like we're seeing in corporate America today.Look at what kind of a difference unions make:* Union members earn 30% more than non-union workers.* Workers in unions are 59% more likely be covered by employer-provided health insurance.* A large union presence in an industry or region can raise wages even for non-union workers.* Patients suffering heart attacks have a 5.5% greater chance of survival if their nurses are union members.For months now, business groups like the one running McGovern's ad have poured literally tens of millions of dollars into 8 Senate races and national TV advertisements, even hiring some guy to dress up as Death and chase Senate candidates around their campaign events. This is for whom George McGovern now speaks.Wealthy interests are running scared that workers can soon have their voice at work. The Employee Free Choice Act will restore the Middle Class and bring balance back to our country - something these groups just can't stand.So, don't be fooled - George McGovern and the Employee Freedom Action Committee speak only for themselves and their wealthy funders, not for anyone else in the country. The remainder of the Democratic Party, and a good chunk of the GOP, supports Free Choice for workers. And in January, we'll have the chance to make that choice.http://www.ourfuture.org/blog-entry/2008104107/george-mcgovern-continues-sell-out-laborPosted byRightDemocratat10:31 PM0commentsFlorida Congressman Tim Mahoney gets NRA endorsement The Sun-Sentinel reports:South Florida Congressman Tim Mahoney, a prime target for Republicans this year, today proudly accepted the endorsement of the National Rifle Association in his hard-fought re-election campaign.Mahoney of Palm Beach Gardens was once considered one of the most vulnerable Democrats in the House after replacing scandal-tarred Mark Foley two years ago. His district, which includes northern Palm Beach County and several rural counties, has been Republican territory for many years. Mahoney just barely won in 2006 after both parties poured lots of money into a race that drew national attention. Mahoney, who cultivates the image of a businessman and not a career politician, landed a spot on the Agriculture Committee and joined the so-called Blue Dog Democrats, a budget-conscious group of relatively conservative party members.The NRA endorsement should help his re-election chances, especially with rural voters and hunters who don’t take kindly to gun control. Mahoney has repeatedly stood up for the Second Amendment right to bear arms. He filed a brief with the Supreme Court contesting the constitutionality of the District of Columbia’s gun ban.The Cook Political Report and The Rothenberg Report, which rate election campaigns, both say the Mahoney race is leaning Democratic. South Florida Congressman Tim Mahoney, a prime target for Republicans this year, today proudly accepted the endorsement of the National Rifle Association in his hard-fought re-election campaign.Mahoney of Palm Beach Gardens was once considered one of the most vulnerable Democrats in the House after replacing scandal-tarred Mark Foley two years ago. His district, which includes northern Palm Beach County and several rural counties, has been Republican territory for many years. Mahoney just barely won in 2006 after both parties poured lots of money into a race that drew national attention.Mahoney, who cultivates the image of a businessman and not a career politician, landed a spot on the Agriculture Committee and joined the so-called Blue Dog Democrats, a budget-conscious group of relatively conservative party members.The NRA endorsement should help his re-election chances, especially with rural voters and hunters who don’t take kindly to gun control. Mahoney has repeatedly stood up for the Second Amendment right to bear arms. He filed a brief with the Supreme Court contesting the constitutionality of the District of Columbia’s gun ban.The Cook Political Report and The Rothenberg Report, which rate election campaigns, both say the Mahoney race is leaning Democratic. http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/politics/dcblog/2008/10/mahoney_gets_nra_endorsement_1.htmlPosted byRightDemocratat7:26 PM0commentsWill McCain continue to avoid economic issues facing working families ? Seth Michaels asks in the AFL-CIO NOW Blog if John McCain will even attempt to address the economic issues facing working families in tonight's Presidential debate.Michaels writes:It seems as though Sen. John McCain has given up any pretense of addressing substantive issues in his run for the presidency. Over the past few days, McCain aides have been increasingly clear that they plan to stop talking about real issues—especially the economy. “We’re looking forward to turning the page on this financial crisis,” McCain aide Greg Strimple told The Washington Post. “If we keep talking about the economic crisis, we’re going to lose,” an unnamed aide told the New York Daily News.McCain thinks he can run for the highest office in the nation without addressing issues that top the concerns of working families, like jobs or the economy. Hello? The nation has seen nine straight months of job losses, with some 760,000 jobs lost so far this year. Paychecks are stagnant while the price of health care is rising fast. More than 2 million homes were foreclosed on in just the first half of 2008. The decline in the stock market is hurting pensions and retirement savings. But McCain thinks that if he throws out enough baseless smears and irrelevant, misleading attacks, he can distract voters from what’s actually going on in their lives.AFL-CIO President John Sweeney, yesterday, said these tactics are an affront to working families.Families are struggling with a long-running economic squeeze, the totality of which is still unknown. So what is John McCain’s response? He thumbs his nose at the real issues facing working people—issues for which he has no good answer because his record of support for the Bush financial agenda is indisputable. He turns to Bush fear-mongering tactics to try to change the subject. The McCain/Palin tactics are not just false, they’re offensive. Sadly, they’re more of exactly what we’ve come to expect from the Bush White House—neglect of the economic issues that are reshaping working families’ lives. Perhaps it should not come as a surprise from the presidential candidate who voted with George Bush 90 percent of the time. Maybe McCain doesn’t want to talk about the economy because his proposals don’t come close to addressing what’s wrong with the economy. In fact, his plans show he’ll continue along the Bush-era path that has rewarded corporations and squeezed middle-class family budgets.McCain has proposed $300 billion in tax cuts to the very wealthiest and corporations, but millions of workers wouldn’t see any benefits from these cuts. McCain supports bad trade deals that ship jobs overseas. McCain’s health care plan, which creates a new tax on health benefits, could push millions of us out of our current employer-based health care coverage and leave us at the mercy of an unregulated, consumer-unfriendly private insurance market. McCain wants to gamble Social Security funds on the stock market, putting retirees at risk. What’s more, as working families have moved away from the Bush agenda, McCain has only embraced it more. In 2001 and 2003, McCain said he couldn’t “in good conscience” support tax cuts so heavily weighted toward the wealthy. Now, as a presidential candidate, his tax giveaways are even bigger and more tilted toward the very wealthiest than were those of Bush. Sen. Barack Obama, on the other hand, is pushing hard for both short-term economic stimulus and long-term economic solutions. Obama supports extending unemployment insurance and giving aid to struggling homeowners, to help workers recover from the immediate effects of the crisis. Obama knows that expanding access to affordable health care will be good for both workers and businesses. Obama wants to invest in infrastructure and clean energy, to create millions of new, sustainable jobs. Obama supports the Employee Free Choice Act to help workers form unions and bargain for better wages and benefits. According to the latest NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, voters are extremely concerned about the economy and paying close attention to it this election. Some 77 percent of voters say the country is on the wrong track. When asked, on a scale of 1 to 10, how closely they’re following the election, 72 percent of voters say “10.” About 59 percent of voters say the economy is the top issue. Other polls show similar results: Voters are worried about the economy, are following it closely and making it the deciding factor in how they view the election.When McCain takes the stage tonight to debate Obama for the second time, will he have the courage to talk about what actually matters to millions of working families—our jobs, our homes, our ability to give our kids a good education and the health care they need?http://blog.aflcio.org/2008/10/07/will-mccain-run-from-economic-issues-in-tonights-debatePosted byRightDemocratat2:13 PM0commentsPro-life Democrat Martin Sheen speaks out against assisted suicide initiative in Washington>
OLYMPIA the Coalition Against Assisted Suicide has started a $750,000 broadcast advertising campaign, featuring actor Martin Sheen. Sheen agreed to help publicize the dangers of Initiative 1000, the assisted suicide measure on the November ballot in Washington State.
"Martin Sheen is an outstanding actor and a person of impeccable integrity. His tireless efforts to help low income people across the country and his concern for vulnerable populations have earned him the reputation of a man who is compassionate and walks his talk," said Coalition Chair, Chris Carlson. "We are happy to add his distinguished voice to the growing chorus of people opposed to assisted suicide being legalized in Washington."
Carlson reported the the television ads are being aired in the Seattle, Spokane, Yakima and Tri-Cities markets.
For his part, Sheen was eager to make a statement against assisted suicide.
"I try to work when I'm not on the screen to help improve conditions for the most vulnerable people in our country -- low wage workers, immigrants, the disabled and the poor," Sheen said. "We have a health care system where the more money you have, the better medical care you receive. Initiative 1000 is a dangerous idea -- because so many people do not have the money necessary to get the care they need. When I heard about Initiative 1000, I wanted to help stop it before it harms people who are at risk."
"Assisted suicide and a for-profit health care system are a lethal mixture," Carlson said. "As a society, we should be focusing more on creating safe harbors for people truly in need at the end of their life, not providing quick fixes like suicide." He added, "In Oregon, where assisted suicide is legal, some cancer patients have already been denied treatment and steered towards assisted suicide."
"The proponents have often suggested that assisted suicide is favored by good Democrats, liberals and progressives but that's just not the case," Carlson said. "I'm a Democrat, Martin Sheen is a Democrat, and many people opposed to I-1000 are progressives —- and that's why we're opposed; we don't want vulnerable people harmed, nor do we believe doctors should be asked to encourage people to end their lives prematurely."
Sheen is best known for his Emmy-award winning role in the drama "West Wing" where he played a Democratic president, and for many movie roles including "Apocalypse Now," "The American President," and "The Departed."
"It is absolutely crucial that voters understand the very real implications of I-1000. Most people in Washington don't even know that I-1000 is on the ballot this November, and ballots will be mailed in the next three weeks. Martin Sheen is a man of intelligence, integrity, character, and compassion, and we are grateful that he is lending his support to the effort to educate the public now about why Initiative 1000 is a truly flawed initiative and a dangerous social policy," said Eileen Geller, R.N., B.S.N., the Coalition's campaign coordinator.
According to Geller, the ads point out some of the little known, major flaws of the proposed law:
Spouses and family members do not need to be told before — or after — a loved one is given lethal drugs.
Persons suffering from depression can be given a lethal overdose without any psychological counseling or treatment — nothing in the Initiative requires an assessment of potential depression by a qualified professional.
Health care insurers and HMO's could exploit I-1000 to save costs, since a bottle of lethal drugs costs far less than other end-of-life care.
Heirs to a patient’s estate are allowed to participate in the assisted suicide and to witness the request for lethal drugs. This would contravene existing practice governing wills and estates, a scenario that worries law enforcement because of the real potential for abuse.
Geller noted that the Coalition Against Assisted suicide is working hard to raise more money to fund an even larger media buy, but the Coalition still expects to be outspent at least three-to-one by proponents of physician assisted suicide.
Copies of the ads can be found at www.noassistedsuicide.com/ads.htmlPosted byRightDemocratat9:19 PM1 commentsFlorida Marriage Protection Amendment 2 gains additional Democratic support The Florida Marriage Protection Amendment continues to pick up Democratic support. The latest endorsement for Amendment 2 comes from Bob Hagenmaier, Democratic Nominee for State Representative in District 65. Hagenmaier stated:"I fully endorse the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment, which reads as follows: “In as much as marriage is the legal union of only one man and one woman as husband and wife, no other legal union that is treated as marriage or the substantial equivalent thereof shall be valid or recognized.”"My reasoning is a follows. Over the ages, the special needs and obligations of families have led to the development of laws designed to protect families, parents and especially children, all based on the idea that a married couple consists of a man and woman. If, based on some fuzzy thinking about equality, we now change the legal meaning of the word marriage so that these same laws apply to homosexual couples we demolish this legal structure at risk to the welfare of the family, especially the children.""This fuzzy thinking about equality seems to assume that being equal means being the same. However, certainly that is not the case. Women are equal to men, but most certainly not the same. 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