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Monday, August 30, 2010

Mayor Michael Nutter on Monday threw his support behind an Oct. 2 rally in Washington, D.C., where marchers will demand legislation to create jobs and expand resources for public education.

Nutter will not be able to attend the rally because of a scheduling conflict but says he hopes it will help solve the problem of unemployment and related ills that he and other Philadelphians see daily.

"We seem to have the resources to help everyone else around the world, and that's a part of our humanity. I get that," the Mayor said at a news conference. "But as they say, charity begins at home." - Miriam Hill

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Posted by Miriam Hill @ 12:31 PM  Permalink | 1 comment
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:12 PM, 08/30/2010
    Mayor Nutter, when will you learn that jobs aren't created by marching, legislation or charity and that more $resources$ for an already over-funded public education system with a 50% dropout rate means less resources to create jobs. No doubt the marchers for the Oct 2nd rally are union members.
    PhillyTru


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