Last week’s Acton Commentary and blog post focused on my claims about “crony unionism” and how the intimate relationship between Big Labor and Big Government corrupt both.
Here’s another instance of the kinds of gross conflicts of interest produced by this relationship:
It’s hard to see this as anything but partisan pandering on the part of the largest public sector union, the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
Meanwhile, the Washington Post asks, “Was politics behind the government’s decision to preserve the UAW’s pensions?” (HT: Instapundit).
Despite rumors to the contrary, the demise of the influence and legacy of Big Labor have been greatly exaggerated.
