A candidate for Congress, Marcy Winograd is challenging Blue Dog Jane Harman in the June 8, 2010 Democratic Primary. In 2006, Marcy jumped into the race just three months before the election, yet mobilized almost 38% of the vote on an anti-war, pro-constitution platform....
A candidate for Congress, Marcy Winograd is challenging Blue Dog Jane Harman in the June 8, 2010 Democratic Primary. In 2006, Marcy jumped into the race just three months before the election, yet mobilized almost 38% of the vote on an anti-war, pro-constitution platform. Winograd, a veteran English teacher, is the founder of the LA chapter of Progressive Democrats of America.
Her life-long activism includes union organizing with Cesar Chavez in the grape fields of Delano, legal research with Daniel Ellsberg on the Pentagon Papers trial, anti-Iraq War town hall forums with Congresswoman Maxine Waters, and letter writing campaigns to support universal single-payer healthcare. Marcy Winograd put the Democratic Party in California on record as opposing new offshore and onshore oil drilling.
Her platform calls for an end to perpetual war and occupation, and a new day for jobs in the Green Economy.
Many in this nation are growing increasingly concerned about the national debt and foreign policy of the United States. As a result, CAIVN would like to share a portion of Marcy Winograd's recent press release in order to stimulate debate and discussion. Here is the abridged version:
Progressive Democrat, Marcy Winograd, is offering a novel solution for jump-starting job creation. Her ideas can be more closely examined in her campaign's latest press release, which we have copied here for readers:
While President Obama proposes a three-year spending freeze on domestic spending, he churns out a record military budget. Here are the pertinent highlights from the campaign's latest press release*:
While reasonable people debate the pros and cons of the current health insurance reform bills, little is being said about one particularly insidious amendment. For the sake of clarity, let's call it "Big Pharma's Biological Bonanza".
As I campaign up and down the 36th congressional district, I hear the same question over and over- What are you going to do to create jobs? I tell people that I will continue to work for a "Green New Deal", modeled after the New Deal of the Great Depression. With approximately $200 billion left over from the $700 billion Wall St.