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Tag Archives: Pulaski
CA Labor Unions: We’re ‘At Governor’s Service’ To Fight For Tax Increases
It is now official–unions using money extorted from workers will be used to raise the taxes for the worker–making them both broke, possibly out of a job, and on their own dime.
How Much Do California Government Pensions Really Cost?
The unions claim this, “the average state worker gets a pension of $24,000 and often without social security. Not lavish by any means” Unions lie, that is there nature–what else would you expect from an organization that extorts money from … Continue reading
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