What's really interesting to me about this is what it suggests about
organized labor.

The historical pattern is: if organized labor really, really, really
doesn't want the WFP to do something, then it is almost surely the case
that the WFP is not going to do that thing. That was the basic story with
the Cuomo ballot line. Organized labor said no very, very forcefully, and
people deferred to that.

So, what that suggests is that someone looked at a traffic signal, and the
light was green.



Robert Naiman
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On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 8:26 PM, Louis Proyect <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 2/8/15 9:22 PM, Robert Naiman wrote:
> > “We know a champion for working families when we see one,” said Bill
> > Lipton, New York State director of the Working Families Party.
> >
>
> Doubtful in light of the Cuomo ballot line.
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