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INdemo

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3. Making the entire country a "Right to work" state
Sat Sep 8, 2012, 10:17 AM
Sep 2012

and trashing the Davis-Bacon Act is brought to us by the Koch Brothers,Karl Rove and the Right wingers on the SCOTUS and all the members of Citizens United

So Mr Hoffa is correct ..all of the above plus abolish the minimum wage and wipe out the middle class..And there are millions of hate filled right wingers out there that will actually vote for these A-holes

Rmoney would rename the U.S. to New China, if he could. nt valerief Sep 2012 #1
Like thats a secret or something?? zellie Sep 2012 #2
I think this is why the Republicans left without addressing the Post Office default Samantha Sep 2012 #4
The importance of a public post office cannot be minimized. mountain grammy Sep 2012 #6
I have thought about that many times - how will they get around that Samantha Sep 2012 #12
I was going to make same statement in response to this, I know people in USPS unions SaveAmerica Sep 2012 #9
I totally agree Samantha Sep 2012 #13
This is why Congressional races are so important. xtraxritical Sep 2012 #10
I AM THERE Samantha Sep 2012 #14
Very good point. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #16
Making the entire country a "Right to work" state INdemo Sep 2012 #3
MR HOFFA macbug Sep 2012 #5
You said it, and you're so right (correct!) mountain grammy Sep 2012 #7
As Governor Patrick says: "Dems need to grow a backbone" mountain grammy Sep 2012 #8
Yes, union members need to recognize they're an endangered species and not vote GOP, ever. freshwest Sep 2012 #17
If I was living in a cave for a decade, this would be breaking news. ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2012 #11
We Are Not Represented elbloggoZY27 Sep 2012 #15
This is news? That has been the Republican aim for 30+ years azurnoir Sep 2012 #18
I don't think annihilation is his objective; it's just a side effect matt819 Sep 2012 #19
I think it is more than aside effect daleo Sep 2012 #20
Annihilation of unions have always been a prime objective of the Republican party. lumpy Sep 2012 #24
This pisses me off Canuckistanian Sep 2012 #21
Not just Mitt but the entire GOP! Hubert Flottz Sep 2012 #22
This is true about almost every republicon. JRLeft Sep 2012 #23
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