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YouTube: UAW Autoworkers Confront Rep. Sen. Shelby (Part 1 of 3)This forum post is dated 06/30/10. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. South Carolina - Automotive Jobs
| YouTube: UAW Autoworkers Confront Rep. Sen. Shelby (Part 1 of 3) On December 8 2008, active and retired UAW members from across the US traveled to Washington DC to put a human face on the real issues underlying the future of the domestic auto industry, manufacturing, and the American working family. The workers marched, held a press conference, met with Democratic Congressman and author of Single-Payer Bill HR 676, John Conyers of Michigan, and confronted Republican Senator Richard Shelby on his views regarding unions, the value of domestic manufacturing, health care, green jobs, the double standards that exist between white-collar and blue-collar labor â especially with regards to the government's handling of the banking and automotive assistance plans â and more. After being informed at Shelby's office by Ashley Bowles that the Senator was not in that day, Bill Duhnke and Mark Oesterle of the Republican staff on the Banking Committee agreed to sit down with the workers to discuss the Senator's positions. Voice your opinion. Call, email, or stop by the offices of: Senator Bob Corker (R) Tennessee corker.senate.gov Senator Jim DeMint (R) South Carolina demint.senate.gov Senator Richard Shelby (R) Alabama shelby.senate.gov www.AutoWorkerCaravan.org http Downloadable Open Source version available here: www.archive.org NOTE: This is an initial rough cut of the raw video. Graphics with individuals' names, titles, and locals to follow. |
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