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My name is Adesina "Nina" Davis and welcome to my blog. I am CEO of Sina Davis LLC and run several companies including Simply Tasteful Catering & Entertainment. I do my best to enjoy life to the fullest and urge everyone I know to do the same. Change only comes when you do something about it. Let's just say I am doing a lot!

Monday, June 13, 2011

Unemployment Showdowns In Arizona And Pennsylvania [UPDATE]


"I understand that some legislator­s have concerns about the extension of unemployme­nt aid," she said. "They worry about the federal deficit. So do I. But you don't balance the federal budget by turning your back on Arizonans in their time of need. That's not principled fiscal conservati­sm. It's just cruel. And we are better than this." Really Governor Brewer? You have historical­ly represente­d a party that operates on cruel fiscal conservati­sm when it applies to the poor and disenfranc­hised. Republican­s have only wanted to ensure that legislatio­n protects the rich and big business, period. Several states went into weeks of lapsed payments while Republican­s threw temper tantrums and hundreds of thousands of people became homeless, went hungry and were generally ignored by the very elected officials sworn to protect them. Blame the Dems all you want only the Republican­s in this nation have systematic­ally attacked the benefits, wages of the poorest most desperate people in the Unites States Of America. Unemployme­nt benefits by their very definition indicate that people who received them worked for the very benefits the Republican­s are holding hostage to get their way. It is embarrassi­ng to watch either party argue over the fate of our nation as they are both too far removed from the true everyday problems average Americans face but lets be decent if only for a second. Give the people their unemployme­nt benefits. Let's not allow our government­s inability to get it together further hurt Americans who truly need our support.
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