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SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI VISITS LOCAL 328

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Left to right: Tim Melia, President Dave Fleming, Speaker Pelosi, Jim Riley & Peter Derouen (Local 791)

Speaker Pelosi in Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE -- Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the U.S. House, appeared before a cheering crowd of nearly 100 people in at UFCW Union Local 328 on July 19, 2008 to denounce the record of failure of the Bush administration and promise a better America under Barack Obama.

Speaker Pelosi in Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE -- Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the U.S. House, appeared before a cheering crowd of nearly 100 people in at UFCW Union Local 328 on July 19, 2008 to denounce the record of failure of the Bush administration and promise a better America under Barack Obama.

LABOR & PROGRESSIVES: LIKE PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY

Just the other day I and many other labor folks were lamenting the fact that the liberal blogosphere has zero time for the labor movement these days—apart, of course, from thanking us for bringing them the weekend, declaring that we’re no longer relevant, and then quickly moving on to a sexier progressive topic.

Just the other day I and many other labor folks were lamenting the fact that the liberal blogosphere has zero time for the labor movement these days—apart, of course, from thanking us for bringing them the weekend, declaring that we’re no longer relevant, and then quickly moving on to a sexier progressive topic.

The resurgence of 'pocketbook patriotism'

A small group of Americans have made it their mission to buy American-made products whenever possible. Some do it for safety reasons. For others, it's a political statementClick Here  for the rest of the story.

 

A small group of Americans have made it their mission to buy American-made products whenever possible. Some do it for safety reasons. For others, it's a political statementClick Here  for the rest of the story.

 

No Justice for U.S. Workers at the National Labor Relations Board

No Justice for U. S. Workers at the National Labor Relations Board

No Justice for U. S. Workers at the National Labor Relations Board

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