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We have been reporting on the last week or so how an all time low for union membership despite record high support. explain that to us, mike. >> yes, look at those two stats. in gallup, unions have never been more popular, but look at the labor department data you mentioned from last week, unions have never been lower, around 10%. "axios" dug into some of the reasons for this. one, you have a lot of union organizers and people in business saying that unions are not taking advantage of this momen...

This chief justice roberts does not want it to go. >> so let me read this to you, dahlia from gallop, americas confidence in the supreme court has dropped sharply over the past year and reached a new low in gallups 50-year trend. 25% of u.s. adults say they have a great deal of confidence in the supreme court. that was down from 36% a year ago, five points lower than the previous low recorded in 2014. i probably know more than everybody here about institutions with low public approval ratings fr...

A plurality of younger voters in the United States are registering as independents, according to a Gallup report.

More Americans than ever before are delaying their medical care due to its cost, according to a recent poll.

The September consensus: nearly unanimous. “Voter anxiety over the economy, health care and financial security,” the Washington Post’s Dan Balz observed, “threatens to put Republican candidates across the country on the defensive this fall.”

It’s a national secret, and it is one that seems almost impossible to believe if you turn on your TV or other device and head directly to the MSN with your bowl in your hand saying, “Please, sir, I wa...

For the first time in decades, more people identify as Republicans than Democrats, a striking change that bolsters polls showing that the United States is a moderate-conservative nation.

Just a year. during this surge in labor action, americans approval of unions is at its highest level since 1965. 71%, according to gallup. however, the majority rule, the defenders of unfair capitalism have an ally in the u.s. supreme court. sure enough today, the court heard oral arguments in a case where they appeared to be leaning towards allowing companies to more easily sue unions for property damage from strikes. that case involves a concrete company called glacier northwest ink, which is ...

There wouldnt be a problem with companies taking a political or social stance if corporations like Chick-fil-A werent branded as

That is essentially what the world is feeling right now, is abject terror around fear of prolonging the current state of things, especially economically should this person continue to hold office. remember a few months ago we had reports coming out his team is essentially creating a campaign easily shiftable. that can easily pivot should he actually decline to run or something happened, someone challenge him perhaps in the primary, they actually get it. they can pivot the slogan, oh everythings ...