Let's get Right to Repair passed in NY!
May 17, 2021
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5:06Now PlayingLet's get Right to Repair passed in NY!
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as posted by the channelThe new chair of the Consumer Affairs Committee is Assemblymember Nily Rozic; she replaced the old chair who was anti-right-to-repair. We want to show her that there is grassroots support for Right to Repair bill A7006 throughout New York. Her Albany office number is 518-455-5172 and her District office number is 718-820-0241. Her email address is RozicN@nyassembly.gov
You can also contact your assemblyperson and senator hereI HIGHLY SUGGEST YOU CONTACT BOTH IF YOU ARE AN NY RESIDENT.
The last chair wondered why people didn't just use the manufacturer's repair service and said he buys a new one when his old item breaks, so he didn't see why this was an issue. Imagine: a politician, paid by YOUR tax dollars, saying you should buy a new one when the old one breaks, because he can.
He can afford to buy a new one, when the old one breaks. He got voted out of office soon thereafter, a fitting followup to his "let them eat cake" comment.
There is a chance to get this done this session. The biggest opposition is gone. Let's make it happen. I need your help to get it done. Overcome your cynicism for talking to politicians for a moment. If I can, so can you!
THANK YOU!!!
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