As Republican introduce wave after wave of anti-union measures in states across the country, unions see a broader strategy to "try to bleed us," as AFL-CIO political director Mike Podhorzer told the AP's Sam Hananel. Unions have to spend resources fighting on every front, countering attack after attack. Even the big victories, like the defeat of Ohio's anti-collective bargaining Issue 2, draw down unions' finite resources and prevent them from fighting offensive battles elsewhere.
Daily Kos: Americans for Prosperity president denies there's a plan to bleed unions
Thursday, February 23, 2012
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