The race to win the Democrat nomination for President of the United States finds one candidate after another pandering to organized labor officials. Perhaps the biggest panderer is former U.S. Senator John Edwards. Speaking to the California State Democrat Convention, Edwards addressed a number of issues including support for efforts to eliminate secret ballot elections by workers. The Chicago Sun Times got the news right when they proclaimed “Edwards tell unions [bosses] what they want to hear.”
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