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President Obama: A Fighter for UFCW Members and Working Families

At a time when workers are under attack by big corporations, special interests, and their cronies in government, President Obama has been an unyielding friend to working men and women. He has stayed true to the vision he outlined to the UFCW nearly four years ago. He is the only candidate for President in 2012 that has our interests at heart.
 
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Election 2012

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With so much at stake in this year's election, UFCW members are doing everything they can to elect candidates who will do what's best for working families.

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Recent Updates 

MICHIGAN: Anti-Labor Forces Eye State
A Republican governor signed a law that gives him broad union-busting powers. Liberals have collected thousands of signatures to take him on at the ballot box. And national conservatives are watching.

Scott Walker: The "Divide and Conquer" Governor
A video recently went viral of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker telling a billionaire donor in January 2011 that he planned to employ a "divide and conquer" strategy to take away working peoples' rights -- a move that ultimately sparked historic protests and led to the upcoming June 5 recall election that close to one million voters demanded.

WISCONSIN: Governor's race overshadows crucial fall elections
Wisconsin could determine control of Congress and may be Mitt Romney's best chance to win a historically Democratic state this election -- but any talk of fall races is on the back-burner as the two parties fight a highly charged battle for control of the governor's mansion.

WISCONSIN: New video could damage Walker
Exclusive: One of the Wisconsin governor's closest allies says the GOP wanted to "go further" on union-busting

OHIO: Governor signs law to repeal voting law changes
Ohio's Republican Governor John Kasich signed a bill on Tuesday reversing a contentious voting law that Democrats have called a blatant attempt at voter repression

 

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