Trumka? Isn't that the guy that says he talks to the White House every
day and visits a couple of times a week?

Gotta love transparency.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2011/02/joe-biden-richard-trumka-afl-cio-white-house-.html

    The battle against unions in the Midwest escalated Wednesday as a
second state, Indiana, effectively found itself trapped in a
legislative stalemate.

    All but three of the 40 Democratic members of the Indiana House of
Representatives have temporarily moved to Illinois to avoid voting on
legislation they consider to be anti-union.

    Illinois is also where all 14 of the Democratic senators from
Wisconsin sought sanctuary when they fled from Madison last week to
block legislation that would have ended collective bargaining rights
for public employee unions.

Public schedule of Vice President Joe Biden for Thursday, Feb. 24:

    At 10:45 AM, the Vice President and Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis
will meet with President of the AFL-CIO Richard Trumka and with
presidents of AFL-CIO labor organizations.

Whatever do you suppose they're plotting inside this transparent Obama
administration White House?

Well, we'll never know. Because this meeting of an elected federal
official with top labor union officers is closed to press.

Then there are the meetings with lobbyists held just off the executive
office grounds to avoid reporting them in White House logs.

You are dismissed.

-- Andrew Malcolm


On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 12:37 PM, Eric Roberts
<ow...@threeravensconsulting.com> wrote:
>
> The list in that article is a mix of corporate and individual donors.  The
> list that Rachel (at least on her show...I didn't see the Leno show) used
> was corporate donors (which in includes unions).  The list didn't make too
> much sense either.  Look at the SEIU entry.  It lists the total donated,
> which puts them in second place, but says that only 23% went to dems and 0%
> went to Republicans. Where did the other 67% go?  That's not on the
> fence...that is overwhelmingly in favor of whomever the 67% went to.  I
> would suggest that the list Rachel used was amount donated to republicans
> and amount donated to dems and that listed 3 for dems and 7 for republicans.
> This list seems irrelevant to the argume

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