Monday, January 9, 2017
Campaign for a “21st Century Full Employment Act for Peace and Prosperity”
Campaign for a “21st
Century Full Employment Act for Peace and Prosperity”
We are fed up with
politicians campaigning on promises of “Jobs, Jobs, Jobs” and then failing to
make themselves legislatively responsible for attaining and maintaining full
employment.
We are fed up with our tax
dollars being squandered on militarism and wars instead of being used to create
jobs by solving the problems of the people and defending our living
environment… its time to beat swords into ploughshares. Put people to work
solving the problems of the people.
A National Public Health Care
System would create over twelve-million new jobs paying real living wages
providing people with free health care---
general medical, eyes, ears, dental and mental health--- through a network
of neighborhood and community health care centers; this is a better use of our
tax-dollars than wasting our human and financial resources on a far flung
empire of over 800 U.S. military bases around the world. Or, it could be
financed the same way Social Security is financed. Public funding. Public administration.
Public delivery… nothing controversial; just like public education.
A National Public Child Care
System would create over three-million new jobs providing working class
families with free child care.
We need to restore WPA and
CCC.
We insist Congress and the
president enact full employment legislation which makes them legislatively
responsible for attaining and maintaining full employment; assure everyone who
wants a job employment at real living wages in line with the actual
cost-of-living.
Full employment would provide
stability for Social Security; everyone paying in; everyone getting something
out.
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Let’s talk about
the politics and economics of livelihood.
Return to: Alan L. Maki, 58891 CR 13, Warroad, MN 56763
phone: 651-587-5541
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