Just in case you wonder why Obama and friends are so hot to support labor unions,
This does not post well but the first number is $ given to Democrats and second number is $ to Republicians
particularly government employee unions, check out these Union contributions.
Leading Union Political
Campaign Contributors
1990-2010
Democrats Republicans
American Fed. Of
State, County, & Municipal
Employees $40,281,900 $547,700
Intel Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers $ 29,705,600 $679,000
National Education
Association $ 27,679,300 $ 2,005,200
Service Employees $ 26,368,470 $ 98,700
Communication Workers
Of America $ 26,305,500 125,300
Service Employees
International Union $ 26,252,000 $ 1,086,200
Laborers
Union $ 25,734,000 $ 138,000
American Federation
Of Teachers $ 25,682,800 $200,000
United Auto
Workers $25,082,200 182,700
Teamsters
Union $ 24,926,400 $ 1,822,000
Carpenters and
Joiners Union $ 24,094,100 $658,000
Machinists &
Aerospace Workers Union $ 23,875,600 $ 226,300
United Food and
Commercial Workers Union $ 23,182,000 $ 334,200
AFL-CIO $ 17,124,300 $ 713,500
Sheet Metal Workers
Union $ 16,347,200 $342,800
Plumbers &
Pipefitters Union $ 14,790,000 $ 818,500
Operating Engineers
Union $ 13,840,000 $ 2,309,500
Airline Pilots
Association $12,806,600 $ 2,398,300
International
Association of Firefighters $ 12,421,700 $ 2,685,400
United Transportation
Workers $11,807,000 $ 1,459,300
Ironworkers
Union $ 11,638,900 $ 936,000
American Postal
Workers Union $ 11,633,100 $ 544,300
Nat'l Active &
Retired Fed.. Employees
Association $ 8,135,400 $ 2,294,600
Seafarers
International Union $ 6,726,800 $ 1,281,300
Source: Center for
Responsive Politics, Washington ,
D.C.
Wouldn't it be nice if the unions put that money in their pension funds?
Monday, January 23, 2012
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