I am not a fan of unions, especially those who subvert and corrupt the political process, reward seniority over merit, stifle innovation in favor of the status quo, raise the price of goods and services, and promote insane workrules that see the different products made at the same plant be delivered to the same customers by two different trucks controlled by two different unions. Pretty much why much of America’s industrial base has moved off-shore and imperiled national security.

Now we find Professor Daniel DeSalvo, political science professor at the City College of New York, explain why pension reform is desperately needed before municipal operating costs and unfunded pension liabilities will, not might, bankrupt municipalities.

Watch one of the clearest explanations about the connection between unions and political corruption …

Bottom line …

If we continue to elect progressive socialist democrats and their special interests unions, we are killing our economy, our standard of living, and most of all, the middle class.

Consider this as we start thinking about the progressive socialist democrats and their corrupt, lying, cronyist candidates.

-- steve