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Wasn't she the one who was complaining about the 5-day work week that Pelosi insisted on, because it meant she couldn't do her daughter's Girl Scout troop meetings any more?
It's a petty thing to break with the party over, if true. Most of the rest of the world does work at least 5 days a week, Ms. WS.
by Nina Katarina on Tue Mar 18, 2008 at 07:56:45 AM PDT
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regardless of whether or not their daughters have Girl Scout troop meetings that they can't do any more.
by homoaffectional on Tue Mar 18, 2008 at 08:58:14 AM PDT
and Congress can set a good example.
In today's economy, the pressures of work often interfere with the basic family life of members of the labor force (and, whatever the color of your collar, you are "labor" as long as you have a boss concerned about productivity). This is a development harmful to society.
Democrats have led the way in addressing this problem, such as supporting Family Leave. It's a popular part of the Democratic agenda. I wouldn't knock somebody for wanting to balance work and family.
Democrats: Members of the Democratic Party working to advance democracy; Republicons: Members of the Republicanist Party working to advance Republicanism
by word is bond on Tue Mar 18, 2008 at 10:31:10 AM PDT
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