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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob
Here I thought all those wonderful politicians were elected to do a job. That job is to understand and determine if anything they vote on is in the best interests of the constituents. If they don't read what they vote on, what do they actually do ?
Just another shining moment for der beanus.
Why read ... just vote yes ...
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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob

Originally Posted by
bean
Try to stay tuned, lad. Here we have chairman Klein urging colleagues to support the pension cuts so I say a-gain>there was no reason to read it. A very simple dot connection. Do you read? over
Did you bother to read the bill? I doubt it since the republican Kline's word seems to be enough for you. Do you know that the backroom Kline-Miller amendment includes a $2 billion dollar exemption for only 1 specific corporation? That corporation had previously contributed approximately $275,000 to 5 members of the committee's campaign funds. Guess who that corporation is. Surprise surprise it's UPS. The same UPS that now doesn't have to make up the $2 billion in pension cuts to it's retirees that was agreed to when they voted to withdraw from the CSPF.
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222lifer
I love the way you stutter when you have nothing else. You are one scabby mother ****.
Oh man, you hit a new low on this one. I mean you are one thin skinned slug, thug or what ever else low life ignoramus that I said you were that freaked you out.
stooge,
CHAIRMAN KLEIN, I URGE MY COLLEAGUES TO SUPPORT THIS BIPARTISAN MULTIEMPLOYER PENSION REFORM AGREEMENT AND ITS INCLUSION TO THE SPENDING BILL. THANK YOU
when the chairman and the CSPF director is telling congress pension cuts are necessary, that's it. There was no reason for congress to read it. Are you that naive to think Congress needed to read it before they passed or that they would have voted not to pass it?
Remember, you're just a thug in the scheme of things. Your views are not necessarily the views of the teamster brass or any other union out there. A spin-head mother****er is all you are or ever will be
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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob

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bean
Oh man, you hit a new low on this one. I mean you are one thin skinned slug, thug or what ever else low life ignoramus that I said you were that freaked you out.
stooge,
when the chairman and the CSPF director is telling congress pension cuts are necessary, that's it. There was no reason for congress to read it. Are you that naive to think Congress needed to read it before they passed or that they would have voted not to pass it?
Remember, you're just a thug in the scheme of things. Your views are not necessarily the views of the teamster brass or any other union out there. A spin-head mother****er is all you are or ever will be
Are you that ignorant to think that Congress should not have read this, or any proposal put before them for a vote?
And yes , this might not have passed, had it been put forward as a stand alone bill.
That is why they tacked it on as an amendment to the budget bill.
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Originally Posted by
bean
Oh man, you hit a new low on this one. I mean you are one thin skinned slug, thug or what ever else low life ignoramus that I said you were that freaked you out.
stooge,
when the chairman and the CSPF director is telling congress pension cuts are necessary, that's it. There was no reason for congress to read it. Are you that naive to think Congress needed to read it before they passed or that they would have voted not to pass it?
Remember, you're just a thug in the scheme of things. Your views are not necessarily the views of the teamster brass or any other union out there. A spin-head mother****er is all you are or ever will be
I should have added "meester" to the mix. That still doesn't quite reach the bottom feeders.
Pork, pork, pork for dinner bean. Do you need someone to connect the dots for you?
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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob

Originally Posted by
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Are you that ignorant to think that Congress should not have read this, or any proposal put before them for a vote?
And yes , this might not have passed, had it been put forward as a stand alone bill.
That is why they tacked it on as an amendment to the budget bill.
So you think Congress would have given a teamster union pension some consideration if they all read it? The American Federation of Teachers union, yes
The United States Postal Service union, yes. The SEIU, yes. The teamsters union pension, hell no
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bean
So you think Congress would have given a teamster union pension some consideration if they all read it? The American Federation of Teachers union, yes
The United States Postal Service union, yes. The SEIU, yes. The teamsters union pension, hell no
It wasn't just about Teamster pensions!! It was ALL multi employer pensions.. Not state and federal pensions..
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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob

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x475
Are you that ignorant to think that Congress should not have read this, or any proposal put before them for a vote?
And yes , this might not have passed, had it been put forward as a stand alone bill.
That is why they tacked it on as an amendment to the budget bill.
That is kinda the answer I got in the letter that I got from my PA senator.. Should never have been put on that bill.. The sponsors of that bill knew exactly what they were doing..
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That is kinda the answer I got in the letter that I got from my PA senator.. Should never have been put on that bill.. The sponsors of that bill knew exactly what they were doing..
That they agreed to the spending bill is what brought Trump to be front runner. Ryan is establishment, he blew it on his first test
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Re: How the Teamsters pension disappeared more quickly under Wall Street than the mob
Did congress read Obama care before they voted???? No
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