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May 18, 2008

Paterson Vows To Square Off Against Unions

“Hey, hey, ho, ho, SUNY cuts have got to go.”

New York Gov. David Paterson is taking on the fight of his political life. He's promising to stand up to public worker unions in Albany, where their hundreds of thousands of votes and millions of dollars ... via WCBS

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A Real Concerned Parent
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May 17, 2008
 
Governor Paterson,

Please start with the Teachers Unions!

The Teachers unions have maliciously and greedly milked the public for too many years!!!

THE GIG IS UP! CUOMO is coming to town next week!!!

http://skoolwatch.tripod.com/id46.html

http://skoolwatch.tripod.com/id49.html

Note: Ignore the detractors that will follow after this message. They are the union lackeys that are buzzing about like yellow jackets because we poked their comfy little nests!
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May 18, 2008
 
down with the unions
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