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Kill Public Employee Unions, Erase the Middle Class

By Dmitri Iglitzin on March 1, 2011

It’s not like we didn’t see it coming.

At the very start of this year, January 2, the New York Times warned us of the coming battle with a front-page story, “Public Workers Facing Outrage in Budget Crisis.” The Economist, in its January 8 issue, gave us “The battle ahead: confronting the public-sector unions.” And the January Time Magazine? “Public Employees Become Public Enemy No. 1.”

So nobody should have been surprised when public employees became enemy number one in Wisconsin, whose governor and Republican-dominated Legislature are pressing a bill that would eviscerate most of the unions representing that state’s employees.

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Tags: Corporate Power Democratic Party Income Disparity Labor Living Wage Politics Republican Party Unions Workers Rights

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