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In reply to the discussion: DC 37 (NYC) is one of the most progressive unions in the country [View all]geek tragedy
(68,868 posts)69. I'm expecting Trump to do the same thing for the right nt
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DC 37 (NYC) is one of the most progressive unions in the country [View all]
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
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LMAO. They're not armchair revolutionaries, they actually do go out on a limb
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#5
News, comedy, boredom. I don't imply that my comments are going to change the country, though.
CalvinballPro
Mar 2016
#19
here is a thought--maybe people can disagree with you without being morally or intellectually
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#26
you said they were afraid to take on the establishment and go out on a limb.
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#31
And I notice you are on the Internet ranting...though I don't know if you're in an armchair
Armstead
Mar 2016
#12
I'm not the one trying to pass myself off as bolder and braver than labor activists nt
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#21
you claimed they were unwilling "to go out on a limb and go against the establishment"
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#37
Do you know a single member of DC37? Or are you a psychic who can read minds
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#49
Yes, they voted for the leadership to represent them by working with the candidate's staff and
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#56
Why have leadership if you expect the members to vote on everything. In negotiations, just have
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#71
To paraphrase the old adage, "Give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves."
CalvinballPro
Mar 2016
#6
same ones who appointed themselves fit to lecture Dolores Huerta and John Lewis
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#8
Clinton is honest about polling. Bernie isn't. Does he tell his supporters that he poll-tested
CalvinballPro
Mar 2016
#25
Birdiebro will make them change their minds !!!! /sarcasm <--- cause this is needed around here
uponit7771
Mar 2016
#17
Surprising that the union favors TPP, poverty-level wages, endless war, social security cuts,
Doctor_J
Mar 2016
#40
Damn ... You're getting good mileage out of what was being told to you ...
1StrongBlackMan
Mar 2016
#46
They are obviously misguided and uneducated on the facts about each candidate
ThePhilosopher04
Mar 2016
#43
I'm not sure why Bernie supporters can't just say that's nice that Hillary got their support
all american girl
Mar 2016
#54
If they are so f**king progressive, post the rank & file vote for this endorsement! Can't do it?
Kip Humphrey
Mar 2016
#57
vast majority of unions don't do that for political endorsements, even the ones
geek tragedy
Mar 2016
#60
Just another example of union leadership, rather than members, going for HRC
obamneycare
Mar 2016
#63
But they're the "establishment"!11!! And the persuasive strategy you point out
synergie
Mar 2016
#73