Labor unions turn against parts of health billSource: USA Today
A coalition of labor unions is emerging as a leading critic of an $829 billion health care bill heading toward a Senate vote, complicating debate among Democrats over how to pay for the measure.

By Thomas E. Brewton

By Thomas E. Brewton
We are following the downward path of Great Britain, one of the two greatest of Western history's empires.
True Context vs. The Big LieSource: Examiner.com
Before we can fix health care, the environment or any other aspect of of American society, we have to decide whether we're ready, in the Age of Obama, to trust Government again...
Florida Governor Crist Adds Insult To InjurySource: examiner.com
Read how the top elected official in the Sunshine State has taken advantage of a new opportunity to quietly twist the knife in the backs of Florida's working class wounded.
Labor battle brewing in Orlando over jobs, venuesSource: The Orlando Sentinel
Labor unions fighting to avoid layoffs of Orlando police officers and firefighters are taking aim at some big targets: the Magic arena, performing-arts center and Citrus Bowl stadium.

They could not bring America's real enemy down with America's mighty military force or torture.

Under The Articles of Confederation many of the arguments made by Conservatives would be valid today were The Articles of Confederation in force.
West Wing Stars Campaigning For 'Card Check'Source: The Huffington Post
WASHINGTON — Labor leaders may have a friend in the White House, but they are turning to a fictional president to energize their push for a bill that would make it easier to organize unions.
Organized labor gives Obama high grades so farSource: msnbc.com
So far, so good, union leaders say in assessing President Barack Obama's performance in his first two months in office, but some decisions are approaching which may test organized labor's loyalty to Obama.

March 20 -- Over 200 marches were staged from Lille in the north to Marseilles, Nice and Toulon on the Mediterranean.
Solis expected to get committee vote this weekSource: msnbc.com
The confirmation process for Labor Secretary nominee Hilda Solis is expected to move ahead this week after a delay prompted by Republicans who wanted time to review her responses to written questions.
Solis expected to get committee vote this weekSource: msnbc.com
The confirmation process for Labor Secretary nominee Hilda Solis is expected to move ahead this week after a delay prompted by Republicans who wanted time to review her responses to written questions.
Powerful teamsters union to endorse ObamaSource: msnbc.com
Presidential hopeful is poised to get the endorsement of the powerful Teamsters, the second major union endorsement for the Democratic front-runner in a week.