Becoming a union member saved my life and changed the direction of my life, being a single mom of two with no child support. I vigorously approve of unions.
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My brief stint as a first line manager convinced me that workers need unions. I saw how upper management, in that setting, really wanted to treat workers.
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I worked for a union and later belonged to a union. The downfall of America's middle class correlates directly with the downfall of unions, beginning at least 30 years ago.
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Um, what was the question? Anyway, wouldn't you have had to have a job to be in a union? And wouldn't you have to be able to read to have a job?
Are you asking a question or hoping someone will fill in the blanks for you? Sorry, this is KTVZ's poll, not your private blog.
It's our last hope for this country.
ReplyI always vote. I’m not a silent go with the crowd kind of person.
ReplyYou can not hope to change things you do not like if you do not vote. If you do not vote do not complain about the laws or situations you do not like.
ReplyIt is a right but also a duty to be informed and vote.
Replyonly missed one election when I was stationed overseas. I am 77.
ReplyI have only missed one election in 57 years of being eligible to vote.
ReplyVoting is a duty and a privelege
ReplyI have never missed an opportunity to vote, it is a privilege I cherish!
ReplyOf course! It's one of the fewest privileges we have left today! With vote by mail, what excuse do people have for not getting off their lazy behinds today?
ReplyI vote in them when I know of them.
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