Unions have hollow love for the middle class

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What is especially telling in the Wisconsin standoff between Gov. Scott Walker and the protesting public employee unions is the subtext about the middle class.

Union advocates are stepping up their lip service to the “plight of the middle class.” They also claim Walker and Wisconsin legislators, far from reining in the excesses of public unions, are trying to foment “class warfare.” (Union activists no doubt swear they would never do such a thing.)

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