> The Washington Post story says that chard check will not be included.
> Nor will the 120 day provision, but business will have an easier time
> decertifying unions. sounds good to me!
You're right. The details in the WP article are totally different from what's in the WSJ and Politico pieces:
This is apparently the brainchild of Clinton's old lawyer Lanny Davis. Who adds this detail, hinting tantalizingly at the possibility that I might win my bet with Michael Pollak:
> Davis said he thought that the proposal would intrigue President
> Obama, who as a senator was a co-sponsor of the card-check bill in
> 2007 but signaled in an interview before his inauguration that he was
> also open to other proposals to help organized labor. "This is
> consistent with President Obama's overall approach of avoiding
> polarized positions and looking for third-way ideas," Davis said.
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