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Old 11-10-2011, 11:34 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT View Post
It has to be more than that. In Ohio, 60% of those who voted, voted to restore power to the unions. I don't believe that 60% of those who voted are affiliated with the unions. So why would ANYONE believe that we don't need reform?
I wonder how far the tentacles reach, Let’s say a union guy (or girl) is married with 3 kids aged 19, 21 & 24. The family doesn’t want Mom/Dad to loose wages so they vote the favorable to the Union (can’t blame them). That is a total of 5 votes for one union guy. That doesn’t include extended family, let’s say the guys 2 parents are alive, that’s 7 votes for one Union guy. I think most elderly are favorable to Unions as well since they did serve a needed purpose historically

Ohio is a very industrial state with very strong union roots, not sure what the % of union workers are in Ohio but I’m willing to bet it is very high………

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