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Tuesday, April 29, 2008


State House labor rally slated for Friday


Labor activist Patrick Crowley, who's been on the warpath lately against Governor Carcieri (Pat, we suspect, would say it's the other way around), sends word of this rally:

Community Activists, Organized Labor and Religious Leaders Will Join In Calling On State Leaders To Promote Economic Justice For All Rhode Islanders

                       

What:Thousands of people – including community activists, organized labor, religious leaders and hard-working Rhode Islanders – will march through Providence to the State House to attend a rally promoting economic justice for all Rhode Islanders.

 

When:  Friday, May 2nd 4

4:00 pm: Photo Opportunity: Westin Ballroom, March to State House

5:00 pm Rally

 

Where: RI State House Lawn

 82 Smith Street, Providence, RI 02903

 

Who: Master of Ceremony:

George Nee

Secretary/Treasurer, Rhode Island AFL-CIO

           

Speaking Program:

Paul Booth

AFSCME National Organizing Director

           

Sarita Gupta

Executive Director, National Jobs with Justice

 

Bob Walsh

Executive Director, NEA RI

Secretary-Treasurer, Working RI

           

Roxana Rivera

SEIU Local 615 Commercial Division Director

           

Why: The country is on the brink of recession and Rhode Island is in the midst of an economic crisis. How we move forward together out of this crisis will impact every Rhode Islander and will impact how communities across the country move forward.

 

On May 2nd, we will unite around a vision of Rhode Island that will protect and promote the dignity of every Rhode Islander. We will unite around a vision of a state that honors and respects hard work. We will fight for economic justice for all Rhode Islanders.




Wednesday, April 30, 2008 12:50:38 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)
This ought to be quite a show-an orgy of hate directed at Governor Carcieri and a paean to illegal aliens masquerading as concern for immigrants.There will probably be lots of wailing for higher taxes to shake down the middle class who are having more serious financial problems each day that goes by.I have no doubt that lots of privileged brats from Brown and RISD will be there with their Che Guevara and hammer and sickle tee-shirts.
I wouldn't be surprised if after the "green"contingent heads home,the ground will be littered with trash.(Probably take out from Whole Foods).
Did I forget anything?
Yep-I hope it rains.
joe bernstein
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