On October 19 and 20, caregivers in Seattle, Everett, Tacoma, Olympia, Pasco and Spokane fought back against devastating budget cuts announced by the Department of Social and Health Services. We stood up to some of the corporate special interests - such as Chase, Wells Fargo, the Madrona Venture Group and Lake Partners Strategy Consultants - that oppose Initiative 1098 and support Tim Eyman's Initiative 1053.
Where do you propose we come up for the money to pay for all of this? You also chant about 'Banker Greed' because (according to SEIU web sites) the CEOs of these banks make over 10 times what the average bank teller makes. Why is it wrong for bank CEOs, but okay for SEIU President Mary Kay Henry to be paid well in excess of 10 times what the average SEIU care-giver makes?
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