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Leaving
through the back door of the Westminster Church on our way to the
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Walking
across "N" street, our affiliation made obvious by our purple
SEIU shirts and visors. At this juncture, I was trying to put together
some short but pithy statement that would summarize why the budget
must not include healthcare cuts. Should it be personal testimony,
something based on the ethics, economics, case histories, what? In
the end, better speakers stepped forward and the legislators were
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Mounting
the steps of the Capitol. We don't know it yet, but we are about to
be subjected to modern security measures (identities ascertained with
driver's licences, purses and backpacks searched, etc.). The young
woman in front will be able to take her camera into the Capitol, but
NOT into the room where the Assembly meets. |
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Into
the elevator and up to the second floor for this group.That's Keith
Lexion in front and Josie Summers (our union field representative)
on the right. |
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Sharon
Martinez presenting Assembly member Russ Bogh's staff member with
a flyer and asking her to ask him to support the Senate plan.. In
most cases, the major inhabitant of the office was not in, so we dealt
with their staff persons. This one was not able to assure us of Assembly
Member Bogh's unqualified support for the Senate version of the budget.
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