The American Spectator

Jeremiah| 12.22.08 @ 4:43PM

Yeah...because union men are the fat cats out to get you.

Those guys on Wall St. really are the salt of the earth.

Gawd. How incredibly stupid.

J. Peter Freire| 12.22.08 @ 6:28PM

C'mon, no need to name-call. You raise a good point. Truth is, you won't find too many conservatives who are excited about the corporate bail-out people too. The difference is, though, that union bosses frequently pose as blue collar types, but force employees to pay union dues that then get abused.

The amount of money spent on nice cars, hotel resorts, golf clubs, etc., shows that unions are just like the government when it comes to wasting our money. Except without the transparency.

At least the Wall Street people don't force us to give them money -- unless they're begging for government interventions in the marketplace too.

ruth| 12.24.08 @ 12:30AM

Yeah right, the noble union bosses who are fighting to take the secret ballot from their members. A pox on their houses.

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