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<p>Every election is about the majority of voters deciding which candidate speaks most closely to their concerns.  The last couple of election cycles have been about more than people choosing between the lesser of two evils or apathetic voting.  There was a genuine feeling of anger underlying the voting and there should have been.  People came out in record numbers to demand government once again spoke for the people who put them in office.</p>

http://socialistworker.org/2009/02/20/enemies-of-unions

Analysis: Adam Turl

The enemies of unions and the lies they tell
Adam Turl looks at the employers' dirty campaign to block legislation that would make it easier to join a union.

February 20, 2009

WITHIN DAYS of receiving $25 billion in federal bailout money--paid for with your tax dollars--Bank of America hosted a conference call of corporate executives and conservatives to strategize about how to defeat the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA).