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Musgrove Grovels to AFL-CIO

Monday, August 4th, 2008

Former Mississippi Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) is running for the state’s open Senate seat as an economic populist. But when it comes to standing up for workers and their right to vote in a union election, he is taking the side of the union bosses.

In a very public display of affection to Big Labor’s bosses and coffers, Musgrove signed a Big Labor pledge to vote for the Card Check Scam bill if elected to the Senate.

Taking choice away from workers is not populist in any form. By signing on the bottom line, Musgrove let the voters in the state know he will be nothing more than a Big Labor water carrier if elected to the Senate.