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Yep, and his darling in Britain did the same. After Thatcher busted the trade unions , then the financial sector moped up all the gains. They have been feasting on privatization deals as well since big finance can sink its fangs into a private company but not a public utility. Did British industry become more competitive.? Nope. However I am convinced she actually thought it would help. Another sucker.
Of course.
So I ask again...is this what the so called white working class voted for? Because I'm damn sure confused now.
AFL-CIO exit poll had union households at Clinton 51 - 43. Not exact numbers, since it's an exit poll, but I don't think you get anything else.
Thanks.
Clinton outperformed Trump among union households by just 8 percent, the smallest Democratic advantage since Walter Mondale’s failed campaign against Ronald Reagan in 1984.
Clinton’s poor performance among union households appeared to especially damage her in crucial Midwestern states. Clinton actually lost Ohio’s union households to Trump by 9 points, according to exit polls. The state went to Trump.
A similar scenario played out in Wisconsin this year, another state that went to Trump.
The AFL-CIO’s political director, Michael Podhorzer, told POLITICO that Clinton “ran a really good campaign” but appears to have lost votes to third-party candidates. Indeed, exit polls showed Trump’s share of union households only rose by 3 percent compared with Romney in 2012.
This is what I was going to post. With the exception of police and fire, public unions should be illegal. It's a giant racket milking the taxpayer.
Explain why police and fire should be excepted.
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