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Right to Work-Freeloading not Choice
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A discussion is taking place in Peace and Freedom Party cyber-circles as to whether it is legitimate for their candidates to use the terminology “Labor Donated” on their literature. I used to be the investigator for the Southern California Allied … Continue reading
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