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04 March 2008
Recently, Kenneth Boehm, co-founder and Chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the power struggle between the Service Employees International Union and its affiliates, and to shine some light on the practices of America‘s most corrupt and aggressive unions.
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