> I literally don't understand your point at all. If threatening the
> Rep majority got the Reps to do better things, how will trying to
> preserve that majority now do any good? Unless they're hoping to get
> rewarded with nice contracts if Bruno retains his majority, and the
> rest of the pro-working class agenda can go out the window.
Whose pro-working class agenda might that be? The Senate Democrats'? What, exactly, have they promised us?
And what exactly are you criticizing here? In your last post, you said 1199 should support third-party spoilers; now you apparently bemoan their obstruction of the Senate Democrats. Frankly, you switch back and forth between these position with such speed I'm not sure what you expect me to argue against.
> After that move in Puerto Rico, I'm convinced that 1199 will do
> anything for itself.
You mean SEIU, I hope. 1199SEIU is a local whose jurisdiction includes only the District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New York.
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