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Resolutions & Amendments

30th International Convention - Las Vegas, NV (1992)

1992 Voter Frustration

Resolution No. 30
30th International Convention
June 15-19, 1992
Las Vegas, NV

WHEREAS:

Voter alienation and frustration is at an all-time high in 1992; and

WHEREAS:

The deep and abiding cause of American frustration is the economic morass we find ourselves in, a morass that we will only escape by electing a President with a real economic plan and a Congress willing to work cooperatively on that plan.

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:

That AFSCME will educate our members about the real economic issues facing American workers; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:

That AFSCME condemns the trivialization of the Presidential campaign process by the media and by minor candidates looking for publicity; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:

That AFSCME rejects one-shot solutions born out of political frustration solutions such as term limits, new political parties and third party presidential candidates; and

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED:

That AFSCME dedicates our union to elect a President with a real economic plan and a Congress willing to work cooperatively with that President.

SUBMITTED BY:

Joseph McDermott, President
Irene Carr, Secretary-Treasurer
CSEA Local 1000/AFSCME
New York