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The union members are usually either paid or pressured into "volunteering" for candidates; it can also be a requirement for advancement in the union. If union m
by nickff 11y ago
The union members are usually either paid or pressured into "volunteering" for candidates; it can also be a requirement for advancement in the union. If union members were making the decision of whether or not to support political campaigns without union influence, your point would be correct; but that's not what's happening.
- AlexCoventry 11y ago> The union members are usually either paid or pressured into "volunteering" for candidates You can probably find some stories like this, but they will be a tiny minority. There's no way a reasonable and informed person would say it's "usual".