“Union Violence Meets the Sopranos”

Check out the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation’s (NRTWLDF) new video highlighting the indictment of 12 union officials for acts of violence against non-union employees and employers in Western New York. A local newspaper compared the acts described in the 62-page federal racketeering and extortion indictment to the mafia television series “The Sopranos.”

To watch the video titled “Union Violence Meets the Sopranos,” click here.

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