Special election almost certainFor those of you whom the suspense was
killing:
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has ordered his staff to prepare for a fall special election. Focus groups are being assembled and polls are in the field. Of particular interest is whether the Governor's office will get behind the union-busting "paycheck protection" initiative, which would prevent unions from using dues for political purposes – and very likely weaken organized labor in its eternal struggle against big business. Gov. Readies Special Election to Attack
Legislature, Unions
(KTLA) After five months of failing to sway Democrats to his "year of reform," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has directed his political staff to prepare for a special election campaign that would attack the California Legislature and its union benefactors. Arnold hasn't formally endorsed the anti-union measure, but one can be sure that he will if it polls well — even if this ultimately proves self-defeating. The anti-Schwarzenegger coalition of teachers, law enforcement personnel, nurses and other sympathetic community linchpins are heavily unionized, and I think and anti-union measure will do at least as much to mobilize them as it will to help the Governor's ultimate cause. More elsewhere: Measure could force unions to lose clout (The Argus) Posted: Tue - May 17, 2005 at 08:47 AM | Category: | | | |
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