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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