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Old 11-10-2011, 11:31 AM   #1
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It has to be more than that. In Ohio, 60% of those who voted, voted to restore power to the unions. I don't believe that 60% of those who voted are affiliated with the unions. So why would ANYONE believe that we don't need reform?

I would bet that of that 60% plurality, someone in everyone of those households has a job at a unionized business or public entity and pays union dues, whther it is an affillaition with a "public union, or a private company that is unionized". The governor inb Ohio and all his rich business owner buddies will never be able to strip unions of thier power. Same as in Wis.

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