Keyword: POVERTY-Class Warfare-Populism

Terry Stulce (Tn Dem-03): Playing Politics with the Wages of Working Americans Email Print

In the last six years George Bush and his rubber-stamp Republican Congress have waged class warfare against working Americans, pandering to the ultra-rich while at the same time repressing the income of working class Americans.

Our current Representative Zach Wamp has consistently opposed and lobbied against increases in the minimum wage while supporting tax giveaways for millionaires and increases in his own salary.

The minimum wage had not been increased since 1997. In that same period, Mr. Wamp had given himself eight salary increases totaling more than 35,000 dollars!

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Terry Stulce (Tn Dem-03): Interview with Jeff Styles, 07/21, Talk Radio WGOW-FM 102.3 Email Print

Friday I had the pleasure of talking again with Jeff Styles, host of "FRED, the Show" on Chattanooga's Talk Radio 102.3 during a remote broadcast.  If you are interested in listening to a recording of the show, you can use the link below.

Click here for the interview with Jeff Styles 07/21/06 (MP-3 format, 9 MB)

I'm one of the "Veterans for a Secure America," running for US Congress in the third district of Tennessee.  I'm running a grassroots campaign against a long-term Republican incumbent who has chosen not to honor his term limit pledge of twelve years ago.  Please visit my website, Terry in '06, and help take America back!  I need and very much appreciate your support!

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Terry Stulce (D-TN-03): The Minimum Wage Should Be a Livable Wage Email Print

I'm challenging Congressman Wamp to represent Tennessee's third district because I believe you deserve someone who will stand up for Tennessee values.  As one example, let's talk about the minimum wage.

Wamp has continuously voted AGAINST raising the minimum wage, while at the same time he has voted for increases in his own annual salary to the tune of over 30,000 dollars.  This is just plain wrong.

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