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youtube.com - 1/30/2009

The Real Secret - National Ad for the Employee Free Choice Act (video)

— youtube.com — http://FreeChoiceAct.org National ad refuting Big Business' claims about the Employee Free Choice Act, a bill to help... bring back the middle class. Lean more ... (more) The Real Secret - National Ad for the Employee Free ...

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edlabor.house.gov - 1/24/2009

Committee on Education and Labor

— edlabor.house.gov — MYTH: The Employee Free Choice Act abolishes the National Labor Relations Board's "secret ballot" election process. FACT:... The Employee Free Choice Act does not abolish the NLRB election process. That process would still be available under the Employee ... (more) Committee on Education and Labor

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Appropriations Committee

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freechoiceact.org - 2/6/2009

Employee Free Choice Act Now! | Employee Free Choice Act

— freechoiceact.org — We, the undersigned, enthusiastically support the Employee Free Choice Act and urge Congress to pass this important... legislation without further delay. Good union jobs are key to restoring the middle class, and the Employee Free Choice Act would make ... (more) Employee Free Choice Act Now! | Employee Free Choice Act

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Ad Promoting Employee Free Choice Act Directed At Journos
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — ... But, to echo Greg Sargent, what's really interesting about this campaign is that it's not one that seeks to exclusively affect public opinion. Rather, as American Rights at Work's press release makes clear, the ads are specifically targeted at journalists: "Our goal is to make sure that betway opinion leaders understand that the smear campaign on the secret ballot is a totally false distraction." To that end, they will hit Beltway opinion-shapers where they live, airing this Sunday on the morning political talk-show circuit. ...

Ad Promoting Employee Free Choice Act Directed At Journos
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... But, to echo Greg Sargent, what's really interesting about this campaign is that it's not one that seeks to exclusively affect public opinion. Rather, as American Rights at Work's press release makes clear, the ads are specifically targeted at journalists: "Our goal is to make sure that betway opinion leaders understand that the smear campaign on the secret ballot is a totally false distraction." To that end, they will hit Beltway opinion-shapers where they live, airing this Sunday on the morning political talk-show circuit. ...