voiceofsandiego.org: Slop... Out Come the Wallets
an independent nonprofit |
Support This Service

Out Come the Wallets

Published: Friday, October 27, 2006 7:50 PM PDT



We've been talking about all the non-police and non-fire money that was going to flow into the committee named Police and Fire Fighters Against Proposition C, but we hadn't actually seen the money spent.

That is, until now.

Looks like the national American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, or AFSCME, gave $44,000 to the committee on Oct. 26, according to the latest campaign filing.

AFSCME Local 127, which represents some city of San Diego workers, is understandably worried about losing jobs if Proposition C passes. And their counterparts nationwide think it’s a big enough deal that they chose to pull much-needed funds for congressional races and such to help kill the initiative here.

We'll see how it goes.

-- SCOTT LEWIS




0 Comments so far on this story...

Reader feedback
  • Users may post more than one comment, but should not pose as multiple users. Multiple posts from the same IP address but with a different user name on each will be reviewed to determine whether abuse has occurred.
  • Posts with overly personal attacks or unsubstantiated allegations may be edited or deleted.
  • Please be patient with the posts -- there may be a delay before they appear on the site -- and make sure to enter the code in the "image verification" box.
Post a comment
Name:
Email:
Comments:
Current Word Count: Verification Code
98fe398

Scott Lewis on Politics

The Scott Lewis on Politics blog, abbreviated cleverly as SLOP, is a collection of observations, insights and the occasional scoop on public affairs in San Diego. Please feel free to e-mail Scott at scott.lewis@voiceofsandiego.org.


Listen to voiceofsandiego.org's radio program on AM 600 KOGO: Latest Episode (November 8): Scott Lewis and Michael Zucchet talk about the city's budget

Subscribe to the Podcast Feed



MOST POPULAR STORIES:



MOST POPULAR STORIES:


Copyright © 2009 voiceofsandiego.org. All Rights Reserved.