Amidst all the hugger-mugger by both branches of organized labor, where's the shorter job week movement? Are the so overstuffed with the heath-bennie trip they can't recall their greatest triumph?
Knocking off the axiom that Saturday is job day number six, like the eight-hour premium barrier, are class wide jobbler progress. Raising the minimum wage and tying it to an index, hey, that's grand, but it don't cut to the quick, brothers and sisters -- hour Maxie is wage Minnie's hot fraternal twin.
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Paine, you have just hit upon the one subject that nets me even bigger yawns in liberal-pwog-blogland than election reform does.
I remember that we all scoffed at Molly Ivins when she talked about how Oprah should run for President, but maybe that was a mistake. Maybe we need some candidate well-versed in the language of talk shows-- one that will drill home all those truisms about how the failure to set our sights high enough in political relationships is simply an eternal invitation to get ourselves kicked in the teeth. How can we hope for respect from our suitors if we fail to behave as if we deserved it ?
Posted by ms_xeno | December 13, 2006 2:03 PM
Posted on December 13, 2006 14:03
madame x
i seem to specialize in yawn postings
ask the sublime father
i'm like goose egg central
on the response meter
he's secretly plotting to replace me with
daniel shorr
Posted by js paine | December 13, 2006 4:59 PM
Posted on December 13, 2006 16:59
Don't fall for that guff, Paine. I have it on good authority that until the ad revenue starts flowing in, he won't even be able to afford Sam Seder, much less the mighty Schorr.
Posted by ms_xeno | December 14, 2006 12:17 AM
Posted on December 14, 2006 00:17