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If they endorse the Pipeline, they have lost my and rosesaylavee Feb 2013 #1
Neither the AFL-CIO nor the Allied Building Trades are environmental organizations Gman Feb 2013 #2
yes I do think the AFL CIO should reject the pipeline. Proletariatprincess Feb 2013 #5
Well then explain that to the Building Trades at a meeting when Gman Feb 2013 #11
you are correct, gman... Proletariatprincess Feb 2013 #12
When Laine Kirkland did virtually nothing Gman Feb 2013 #14
yes indeed Proletariatprincess Feb 2013 #15
I'd take George Meany back in heartbeat RedstDem Mar 2013 #29
I agree with you, Proletarianprincess Pat Riot Mar 2013 #27
take the politics out of it RedstDem Mar 2013 #30
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. leadership is still tied to the notion that "brown jobs" are the key Ken Burch Feb 2013 #3
Indeed it is... Proletariatprincess Feb 2013 #8
This is like how the media unions were for SOPA. joshcryer Feb 2013 #4
The AFL-CIO's virtual endorsement should give Obama the political leverage to OK the pipeline. Selatius Feb 2013 #6
Obama's backed the pipeline from day one. joshcryer Feb 2013 #10
the new sec of state does not support it JI7 Feb 2013 #13
He signed on knowing Obama was for it. joshcryer Feb 2013 #16
Some in the Canadian oil industry are worried about just that. pampango Feb 2013 #18
And not to mention their reaction to delays. AverageJoe90 Feb 2013 #22
Pipeline jobs don't last long daleo Feb 2013 #7
It's not just Keystone, though. AverageJoe90 Feb 2013 #23
Sure, but problems like this have to be tackled one bite at a time daleo Mar 2013 #31
From Cornell University's Global Labor Institute octoberlib Feb 2013 #9
I've been against the XL from day one Omaha Steve Feb 2013 #17
The AFL has zero power to stop the pipeline RedstDem Feb 2013 #19
With no political leadership or funding for Green Jobs bread_and_roses Feb 2013 #20
It's unfortunate, but I don't think that will change much, either. AverageJoe90 Feb 2013 #21
This pipeline isn't going forward, anyway. Still shocked at the greed of the AFL-CIO however. n/t SylviaD Feb 2013 #24
wells fargo announced they are doing the mortgages annm4peace Feb 2013 #25
Amalgamated! RedstDem Mar 2013 #28
OP has been shown the door for disruption. No doubt this post was a deliberate attempt to stevenleser Mar 2013 #26
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