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Greater Los Angeles Community: Organizations, Leaders, Public Officials Along with Congresswoman Maxine Waters discussing, H.R.1

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Written by: Keisha Robinson
Special to Sentinel
Greater Los Angeles Community: Organizations, Leaders, Public Officials Along with Congresswoman Maxine Waters discussing, H.R.1

                With the threats of a Government Shut Down looming, the Greater Los Angeles Community came together on Saturday, April 9, 2011, to speak out against the affects a possible Government Shut Down would have on the entire nation.
  Community Organization Leaders, Labor Union Leaders, Senior Citizen's, Homeless Prevention Organization's, Head Start, WLCAC, Housing Developments, and children stood in solidarity with Congress Woman Maxine Waters and other elected officials to take a stand against Tea Party members taking a direct shot at the Poor. The community came out to stand together in unity against giving tax breaks to the rich and taxing the poor.
It is unclear what the detail(s) of H.R.1 entail(s); we anticipate the information to be released soon. Residents, community members, and Public Officials are devastated at the drastic impact extreme cuts H.R.1 proposes. During a time when the economy is already in a recession, the nation could not take another disruptive blow to the American Economy. Students our outraged at the possible Pell Grant cuts and other low-income qualifying programs are in jeopardy of suffering huge cuts; some programs may not be able to withstand these drastic cuts and will cease to operate.
  It is almost catastrophic imagining what the details consists of;  it is even more disturbing how government seems to think the American people are docile, distracted, or unconcerned with politics. Millions of American Citizens would be frustrated if the talks and rumors of an actual Government Shut Down were to occur.
It is so disappointing knowing that powers that be within politics are unable to complete a budget by a deadline. Furthermore, there are a series of CR's (continual resolutions) and this is simply ridiculous. The American people have a voice and were refreshed coming together as a community standing together and alongside Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Bernard Parks, Tim Watkins, and other dignitaries, public officials, community leaders, and community members.
                As details remain reluctantly revealed, the community continues to come together and updates will be released immediately and the community will be abreast on the latest.  For more information on update community related events visit:  http://scorpioshotlist.blogspot.com/
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