Clinton promises to veto a bill Monday that pits parents seeking child support against large banks and continues to protect violent anti-abortion protesters. Now, the bill’s backers appear to have enough votes to override the President’s veto.
A new bipartisan poll shows that despite the economic boom, many women worry about making ends meet and paying expenses. They say the good times are passing them by and they believe they lack control over their economic situations.
What if women’s advocates and advocates for affordable housing were to join forces in a new strategic alliance to press for their multiple common goals: affordable housing, welfare reform and reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act?
Candidates be warned: Women are worried about the economy and providing for their families. They will take those concerns to the polls in November, according to polls sponsored by Lifetime Television and the Center for Policy Alternatives.
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