AFL-CIO on Townhall

• Immigration Reform Makes Strange Bedfellows Thu Apr 18
  Kevin Glass
• Unions Supported ObamaCare, Now Some Don't Thu Jan 31
  Katie Pavlich
• Richard Trumka: This Whole Fiscal Cliff Thing Is Manufactured Thu Nov 15
  Katie Pavlich
• Trumka: We're Getting Card Check in Obama's Second Term Mon Nov 5
  Katie Pavlich
• SEIU, AFL-CIO, ACLU and Others Ready Attack Against Voter Integrity Fri Oct 19
  Katie Pavlich
• "A" Is for Agitation: Radical Chicago Teachers on Parade Wed Sep 12
  Michelle Malkin
  Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis walks, talks and barks like a rootsy Occupy Wall Street activist. But this Big Labor loudmouth who's leading the abandonment of nearly 400,000 schoolchildren in the Windy City is just another power-grabbing union fat cat. ... more
• Wisconsin AFL-CIO Leader Busted in Prostitution Sting Mon Sep 3
  Kyle Olson
  Bill Brockmiller sought to “express extreme sorrow” in admitting to being busted in a prostitution sting in western Wisconsin. Brockmiller, president of the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO, said he’s been dealing with “extreme personal baggage,” according to the La Crosse Tribune. ... more
• Race Isn't the Problem for Obama Fri Aug 3
  Linda Chavez
  The president of the AFL-CIO is worried that President Obama is doing poorly among white, working class, male voters -- and he plans on putting 400,000 of his troops in the field in six key states to change the equation. ... more
• Questions To Ask Democrats As They Abandon Barack Sun Jul 22
  Austin Hill
  Last week Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi instructed Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives to not attend this September’s Democratic National Convention. ... more
• Trumka: If the GOP Would Lower Student Loan Rates, Jobs Numbers Would Improve Fri Jul 6
  Kate Hicks
• Oh my: AFL-CIO Pulling Campaign Funds from Obama Re-Elect? Wed Jun 13
  Guy Benson
• Allies Today, Enemies Tomorrow? Inside The Green War On Big Labor Tue Jun 12
  Andrew Langer
  With some polls showing Barack Obama down five points to Mitt Romney, it’s clear that Americans are far from convinced that the president deserves a second term in office. But as Obama ramps up his re-election campaign he can find solace in the fact that key members of his coalition, namely the green movement and labor unions, have decided to stand by his candidacy. ... more
• Big Labor Reacts to Walker Victory Tue Jun 5
  Katie Pavlich
• The Civility Police Are Off Duty Wed May 23
  Guy Benson
• Civil War on Women: SC AFL-CIO President Beats Pinata of Nikki Haley Wed May 23
  Katie Pavlich
• Former labor board member returns to AFL-CIO Tue May 22
  AP News
• Obama Labor Board Slapped Yet Again Mon May 21
  Fred Wszolek
  For just over a year now and since the failure of the Employee ‘Forced’ Choice Act (EFCA) to receive a vote in the 111th Congress, union bosses have been desperate to obtain the “payback” they believe is owed to them. Big Labor is beside itself that its membership numbers continue to dwindle despite giving half a billion dollars in campaign contributions to President Obama and Congressional Democrats. ... more
• Union Boss Trumka: Yeah, I've Talked to Obama About a Second Term Mon May 7
  Katie Pavlich
• Unions Gear Up in a Big Way to Support Obama in 2012 Wed Mar 14
  Katie Pavlich
• Unions Ready to Drop Major Dollars on 2012 Election Wed Feb 22
  Katie Pavlich
• 'Right-to-work' means freedom and choice Wed Feb 1
  Jeff Jacoby
  SOON -- PERHAPS AS EARLY AS TODAY -- Gov. Mitch Daniels will sign legislation making Indiana the nation's 23rd right-to-work state. ... more
• American Tax Dollars Support Obama's AFL-CIO Class Warfare Agenda Around the Globe Fri Dec 9
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Like Obama, the folks at the OECD like to talk about “fair share.” These passages sounds like they could have been taken from one of Obama’s hate-and-envy speeches on class warfare. ... more
• Fate of Ohio union law faces voter decision Tue Nov 8
  AP News
• Head of largest public employee union to step down Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Today in History Mon Oct 24
  AP News

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