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A memo leaded to the media from AFL-CIO shows the union plan to attempt to hijack the upcoming November elections.  The National Right to Work Committee seized the news of the memo in order to alert voters of the campaign to stop union thuggery during elections.
According to the internal memo, the big labor unions plan to suspend normal operations in order to undertake a massive national blitz in the run-up to November 2.

All normal union operations will be brought to a halt.  2000 national union staff and 3000 local union personnel will be deployed around the country to work full-time on Leftwing campaigns until the election.  Tens of millions of phone calls will be made in order to attack right-to-work candidates.  At least 4 million pieces of mail PER WEEK will be sent to voters.  These mailouts are designed to smear and malign candidates who oppose the ominous 'card check' plan and other underhanded union power-grabs.

It is to be noted that unions across the board such as AFL-CIO, SEIU, etc, wish to outlaw the secret ballot.  The secret ballot is the cornerstone of fair elections in our republic and other free nations around the world.  But the unions wish to ban it, forcing workers to go public with their votes on whether or not to unionize.

In addition, union thugs of the SEIU were notorious for intimidating voters across the country in the 2008 presidential election.  Working in tandem with ACORN, these goons also attempted to prevent citizens from gaining access to the now-infamous town hall meetings during the summer of 2009, during which constituents blasted their Congressmen and Senators for their support of Obama-sponsored legislation.

A few of these encounters resulted in high profile cases in the news, during which citizens were attacked and beaten by union thugs at the town hall meetings.

In addition, the New Black Panthers joined in the intimidation by forming blockades around polling places in certain areas of the country, preventing certain voters from entering voting areas.

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maybe they want to promote 'bartering'.......