US labor looks to Obama to help advance its agenda
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Wolfpack
The Big Labor Union bosses will get whatever they want from Obama. He has already promised to re-negotiate NAFTA. He is going to bail out the US auto makers but will not force Big Labor to re-do their lavish contracts. He will not take away the millions of dollars that the Union bosses are getting paid for failing American industry. The unions will be in good shape - socialism is just a few months away...
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adaydream
Let's stop paying corporations and end tax breaks for sending jobs overseas.
That's a start. < :-)
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skipthesong
as long as the don't start with that 8 hours pay for six hours work crap, it should be smooth.
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