john: what s the difference public-private. president roosevelt no slouch when it comes to democrats and unions. said that public sector unions would be a problem for the united states. john: even fdr says they shouldn t have collective bargaining rights, but the public, when you do polls today, you re the evil guy who took away their rights. the unions poured money into tv ads and talked about rights. there s a movement in madison to take away rights. john: people hear rights on almost anything. civil rights, union rights, collective bargaining rights, people like rights and this is really an expensive entitlement. john: it s an entitlement that even stipulates inane minutia, the size of a bulletin board. and this is what you guys have a rule to put up a bulletin board. this is why governments go
the public sectors. john: what s the difference public-private. president roosevelt no slouch when it comes to democrats and unions. said that public sector unions would be a problem for the united states. john: even fdr says they shouldn t have collective bargaining rights, but the public, when you do polls today, you re the evil guy who took away their rights. the unions poured money into tv ads and talked about rights. there s a movement in madison to take away rights. john: people hear rights on almost anything. civil rights, union rights, collective bargaining rights, people like rights and this is really an expensive entitlement. john: it s an entitlement that even stipulates inane minutia, the size of a bulletin board. and this is what you guys have a rule to put up a bulletin board. this is why governments go
the public sectors. john: what s the difference public-private. president roosevelt no slouch when it comes to democrats and unions. said that public sector unions would be a problem for the united states. john: even fdr says they shouldn t have collective bargaining rights, but the public, when you do polls today, you re the evil guy who took away their rights. the unions poured money into tv ads and talked about rights. there s a movement in madison to take away rights. john: people hear rights on almost anything. civil rights, union rights, collective bargaining rights, people like rights and this is really an expensive entitlement. john: it s an entitlement that even stipulates inane minutia, the size of a bulletin board. and this is what you guys have a rule to put up a bulletin board. this is why governments go