“Well for one, I must say that we cannot stop organizing in the workplace. We can’t let the threat of things coming down from this administration paralyze us. So that’s one thing. A second policy or issue would be health care. The taxing...will push a lot of people out from having health care, or they’ll be left with a very, very cheap plan that has more out-of-pocket costs and expenses. To be able to say on paper, ‘Well, this many millions of people have a healthcare plan,' but the plan is so cheap and covers so little that you almost might as well not have it, is just catastrophic. So we’re very concerned about not only the number of people covered by health care, but that it be quality health care that doesn’t leave you making a choice between paying the doctor bill and paying your rent. We saw what [the President] tried to do with the ACA, but we think he may go around and do it in his tax reform [plan] by taxing workers who do have a health plan. It’s like you’re being penalized for having a good health plan.