Jason Goray asked:
Dyna, When did Samuels bash the unions?
Dyna responded:
When he ignored the reasonably priced local union printing
shops and instead gave his printing job to a non union shop.
If union shop printing costs no more, why do Don Samuels'
campaign and many republicans' take their
Michelle Mensing wrote:
Michelle states:
Dyna's post about this issue is one example of what is wrong with the DFL
today. When rules and expectations become more important than the community
being served, then there is a problem.
WM: Wait a minute. The DFL, by its name, is the Democratic
WizardMarks writes:
I'd venture to guess that members of any political party expect that their
members will tow the party line or leave to find another party with a more
congenial line for them to tow.
Back in the early 1990s there were planks in the DFL platform that condemned
the use of
