That Old, Angry Union Rhetoric
Joan Vennochi, Boston Globe
WHERE ARE Stacy and Clinton from “What Not to Wear’’? Organized labor desperately needs a makeover.All the classic accessories were on display at last week’s union rally in downtown Boston: Burly guys in sweatshirts hoisted “Solidarity’’ signs. The song “We’re Not Gonna Take It’’ thumped in the background. Cigarette smoke and angry rhetoric filled the air.“We’re going to hold those sons of bitches accountable,’’ bellowed Rich Rogers, executive...
WHERE ARE Stacy and Clinton from “What Not to Wear’’? Organized labor desperately needs a makeover.All the classic accessories were on display at last week’s union rally in downtown Boston: Burly guys in sweatshirts hoisted “Solidarity’’ signs. The song “We’re Not Gonna Take It’’ thumped in the background. Cigarette smoke and angry rhetoric filled the air.“We’re going to hold those sons of bitches accountable,’’ bellowed Rich Rogers, executive...
Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2011/04/17/that_old_angry_union_rhetoric_253942.html
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