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no, what concerned them wasn't what we guessed: welfare mothers, immigrant issues, or taxes and regulations. their number one issue by far was the power of unions. the unions, in their opinion, are the biggest obstacle to their further pursuit of wealth or, to use their own code phrase, "to creating jobs." they feel the unions must be crushed so they can maneuver unfettered in their quest for ever more wealth or, in my cousin's words, "to satisfy their pure greed."
proposition 32 is their vehicle to crush the unions. those are the same unions that fought for and won the 40-hour work week, overtime pay, health insurance, sick leave, paid vacation, and more than mere subsistence pay.those are also the same unions that helped create our large middle class with purchasing power sufficient to drive the prosperity we have enjoyed since the end of the second world war.
passage of proposition 32 would be a benefit to the wealthy few and a real loss to the working people and the economy of california and beyond.
for your sake and the sake of the many, not for the sake of the wealthy few, vote no on proposition 32.
— doug fog.
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There are fifty-three "h"s.
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