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By: Liberty666

Liberty666 — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:19:25 +0000

No the Pie is the companys money not yours, labor plays an important role in business and has a right to try to get as much as they can by unionizing. when public employees unionize to try to improve their standards the piece of the pie that will pay for it is public monies, our public treasury, its a different thing when its privately employment, these businesses are private and i think unions are ok for private business

By: dries

dries — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 09:59:26 +0000

Some ads claimed that Christie would have kept women away from getting mammograms, while Corzine "had fought" for their availability. Ironically, a little sooner a gov't panel recommended that all such test be withdrawn from all women under 40. I wonder what Corzine would've done then? Keep fighting or roll over for Obamacare?

So Jon gave teachers' unions3B of our tax money…