> If there
> were more solidarity among unions, they would be much more successful. I
> expect that Reagan's going after the air-traffic controllers first, was
> indicative of his belief that solidarity would be slight with this group
of
> relatively privileged workers. He was right.
>
> Joanna
I don't know that Reagan thought it out to that degree, but his instincts were certainly sound. The air-traffic controllers did endorse him in the 1980 election, the only union to do so, I think.
Jacob Conrad