[lbo-talk] AFL-CIO & PNAC
Lance Murdoch
lancemurdoch at gmail.com
Thu Apr 14 00:03:55 PDT 2005
On 4/13/05, Nathan Newman <nathanne at nathannewman.org> wrote:
> But I am always interested that those who demand union democracy also
> demand that the AFL leadership ignore quite divided sentiments on issues
> like Iraq. Some unions did come to a consensus in opposition to the Iraq
> War, but many had strong enough pro-war sentiments among their
> members that they didn't feel a strong antiwar position reflected their
> membership-- which is how the AFL-CIO overall position no doubt evolved.
You mean like this?
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/news/WABC_041003_prowarPM.html
I also love your panglossian ideas about "how the AFL-CIO overall
position no doubt evolved", union democracy and the the AFL
leadership.
The US private workforce is 7.9% unionized and dropping like a rock
every year, thank God. In a few years the AFL-CIO will completely
implode, and the American Federation of Labor will go into the dustbin
of history where it belongs.
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