SEIU's Banking Shakedown

It’s an old shakedown story — union bosses organize protests against business owners hoping to get them to turn their employees over to forced unionism or even perhaps garner a “contribution” to purchase their silence. In this case, its bankers getting the shake and ACORNs-funded SEIU doing the shaking. Michelle Malkin has the story.

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