3) The Wall Street reform bill
If the AFL-CIO President really wanted to assess Obama's first four
years in relation to working people, he should have included the
following points:
1) He bailed out the bankers, and his administration has refused to
prosecute any of them for the crimes they committed.
2) The shameful lack of action to create the 25 million full-time jobs
the AFL-CIO demanded, until recently, to address the jobs
depression.
3) The truth of Obama's health care plan; it slashes hundreds of
millions of dollars from Medicare; forces working people to buy
shoddy corporate health care, and taxes the health care of union
workers (so called "Cadillac" health care plans).
4) The Wall Street "reform" bill was weak enough to allow Wall Street
to continue acting as it had been before the crisis, thus re-creating
the conditions that will inevitably lead to another crisis.
If the AFL-CIO President really wanted to assess Obama's first four
years in relation to working people, he should have included the
following points:
prosecute any of them for the crimes they committed.
2) The shameful lack of action to create the 25 million full-time jobs
the AFL-CIO demanded, until recently, to address the jobs
depression.
3) The truth of Obama's health care plan; it slashes hundreds of
millions of dollars from Medicare; forces working people to buy
shoddy corporate health care, and taxes the health care of union
workers (so called "Cadillac" health care plans).
4) The Wall Street "reform" bill was weak enough to allow Wall Street
to continue acting as it had been before the crisis, thus re-creating
the conditions that will inevitably lead to another crisis.
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