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Leader in the War against the Working Class
Supporter of Right To Work, Repeal of Davis-Bacon, and Anti-Worker Agendas
Ryan Budget Threatens Railroad Retirement
Mitt Romney applaudes Ryan Plan
Pull Your Head Out of the Sand
Let Your Life Be a Friction to Stop the Machine
Obama to Unions... See You Later
Labor Allies are Undermined as the President Signs Law Discouraging Workers from Joining Unions
The Ghost of Tom Joad
Bruce Springsteen
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“If I become president of the United States, I will curb the practice we have in this country of giving union bosses an unfair advantage in contracting,” Romney said. “One of the first things that I will do – actually on Day One- is I will end the government’s favoritism towards unions in contracting on federal projects. Read More...
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On April 20, 2012 the American Arbitration Association in New Your City tabulated the ballots cast on the ratification vote for the National BMWED agreement. There were a total of 13,826 total votes counted, 7,189 in favor of ratification and 6,623 opposed. There were 14 blank or voided ballots. Read More...
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A Must Watch Video - For two hundred years Americans have been indoctrinated with a mythology created, imposed and sustained by a manipulating cabal: the financial elite that built its absolute control on the muscle and blood, good will, ignorance and credulity, of its citizenry. Read More...
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Nearly 50 years after the birth control pill was introduced, opponents are still doing everything they can to block women's access to contraception. At a time when 99 percent of all sexually active women rely on birth control at some point, they want to make this basic health care controversial. How out of touch can they get. Read More...
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The staggering level of wealth and income inequality has finally become a focal point of political discussion and action in the United States. A significant percentage of Union Leadership fits comfortably within the bottom half of the top one-percent. There are 57 union leaders on the AFL-CIO's Executive Council, representing nine million union members. Seventeen of the executive council's members - thirty-percent - were paid in excess of $300,000 in 2010. Most were presidents of craft unions (ten from the building trades) and two were from the public sector. Read More...
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