The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, which was formally adopted by convention delegates on Sept. 4 in Charlotte, N.C., launches a direct attack against workers鈥� rights. Language in the platform states: 鈥淲e will fight for labor laws that provide a fair process for workers to choose union representation.鈥� However, the next sentence states: 鈥淲e will continue to vigorously oppose 鈥楻ight-to-Work鈥� and 鈥榩aycheck protection鈥� efforts, and so-called 鈥楽ave our Secret Ballot鈥� measures whenever they are proposed.鈥�

The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, which was formally adopted by convention delegates on Sept. 4 in Charlotte, N.C., launches a direct attack against workers鈥� rights. Language in the platform states: 鈥淲e will fight for labor laws that provide a fair process for workers to choose union representation.鈥� However, the next sentence states: 鈥淲e will continue to vigorously oppose 鈥楻ight-to-Work鈥� and 鈥榩aycheck protection鈥� efforts, and so-called 鈥楽ave our Secret Ballot鈥� measures whenever t

The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, which was formally adopted by convention delegates on Sept. 4 in Charlotte, N.C., launches a direct attack against workers鈥� rights. Language in the platform states: 鈥淲e will fight for labor laws that provide a fair process for workers to choose union representation.鈥� However, the next sentence states: 鈥淲e will continue to vigorously oppose 鈥楻ight-to-Work鈥� and 鈥榩aycheck protection鈥� efforts, and so-called 鈥楽ave our Secret Ballot鈥� measures whenever t

The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, which was formally adopted by convention delegates on Sept. 4 in Charlotte, N.C., launches a direct attack against workers鈥� rights. Language in the platform states: 鈥淲e will fight for labor laws that provide a fair process for workers to choose union representation.鈥� However, the next sentence states: 鈥淲e will continue to vigorously oppose 鈥楻ight-to-Work鈥� and 鈥榩aycheck protection鈥� efforts, and so-called 鈥楽ave our Secret Ballot鈥� measures whenever t

The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, which was formally adopted by convention delegates on Sept. 4 in Charlotte, N.C., launches a direct attack against workers鈥� rights. Language in the platform states: 鈥淲e will fight for labor laws that provide a fair process for workers to choose union representation.鈥� However, the next sentence states: 鈥淲e will continue to vigorously oppose 鈥楻ight-to-Work鈥� and 鈥榩aycheck protection鈥� efforts, and so-called 鈥楽ave our Secret Ballot鈥� measures whenever t

Delegates at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., Aug. 28, formally adopted the party鈥檚 national platform. Contained in the 54-page document is language that 鈥渄emands an end to project labor agreements.鈥�

Delegates at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., Aug. 28, formally adopted the party鈥檚 national platform. Contained in the 54-page document is language that 鈥渄emands an end to project labor agreements.鈥�

Delegates at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., Aug. 28, formally adopted the party鈥檚 national platform. Contained in the 54-page document is language that 鈥渄emands an end to project labor agreements.鈥�

Delegates at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., Aug. 28, formally adopted the party鈥檚 national platform. Contained in the 54-page document is language that 鈥渄emands an end to project labor agreements.鈥�

Delegates at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., Aug. 28, formally adopted the party鈥檚 national platform. Contained in the 54-page document is language that 鈥渄emands an end to project labor agreements.鈥�