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In reply to the discussion: Senate rejects proposal to give rail workers seven days of paid sick leave [View all]smb
(3,473 posts)44. Jackass
The ONLY effect of his "no" vote was to obfuscate the GQP's responsibility for denying a perfectly reasonable provision.
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Senate rejects proposal to give rail workers seven days of paid sick leave [View all]
brooklynite
Dec 2022
OP
Get rid of privately funded ELECTIONS & Lobbyist Gifts !! They are killing us ! n/t
TeamProg
Dec 2022
#1
Are they? Well, good then. Serves them right for voting for that shithole party
LymphocyteLover
Dec 2022
#17
The whole industry has thrown in with the extraction industry. They don't seem to understand that
LT Barclay
Dec 2022
#26
JHC. Seven lousy days is enough to scuttle a decent contract and risk a strike? Wake up RR boss. nt
Evolve Dammit
Dec 2022
#13
Ted Cruz wrote some non-sensical twitter thread about why this is Biden's fault and why he voted
LymphocyteLover
Dec 2022
#20
NO. It was the republicans in the Senate that refused the sick leave to the bill, not the
JohnSJ
Dec 2022
#33