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Time and again in last week’s hearing, I asked Eugene Scalia if he would take a stand for working families—and whether asked to support efforts to raise the minimum wage or close the gender pay gap, Scalia wouldn't give a clear answer. #SecretaryofCorporateInterests
Scalia dodged seemingly every opportunity to take a strong stand as a champion for the workers and families the Dept of Labor serves, but he didn’t shy away from defending his record helping corporate clients hack away at the rules meant to protect workers and families.
I hope everyone who claims to care about working families will think long and hard about how hollow those claims will ring if they support Eugene Scalia, who has repeatedly sided with corporations over people, to serve as Secretary of Labor.
You never answer my question from last week's, my dearest Patricia. Do you want someone will be nothing but a puppet, a tool, and do nothing but the bidding at the will of any labor union that comes along? There are balances to life, my dear.
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