Us too.
The CA Labor Federation, representing more than 2.1 million workers, has voted to un-endorse my opponent. He's a sitting Democrat. I look forward to the day labor can count on politicians uncompromised by corporate influence.
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Yeah, an embarrassing day for labor.
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Does allowing churches to build affordable housing count as "corporate influence"? Because that is what this un-endorsement is about.
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Jackie, what's your opinion on
#SB899? Do you support or oppose?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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...because of
#SB899, a bill to allow 100% affordable housing to be built on underutilized religious land. Does that count as corporate influence? - Show replies
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This is about SB899 which would allow non-profits and churches/temples/synagogues to build 100% affordable housing on their land. Honest question jackie: do you support SB899?
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SB899 Is sound with minimum protections for workers (aka prevailing wage & “skilled & trained,” provisions.)
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Gloating about this while completely ignoring the fact that this is because of SB899 which allows 100% affordable housing to be built by religious institutions is quite disingenuous
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It’s like saying we should shut down Habitat for Humanity because it doesn’t use 100% union labor.
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