A few weeks ago I noted the importance of workers in our day-to-day lives:
As much as we owe our freedom to the many men and women of the United States Armed Forces, we also owe the very fact that we have food to eat, cars to drive, roads to drive them on, homes to live in, buildings to work and study in, and beds to sleep in to the people who comprise the American workforce.
Yesterday, the UAW's GM workers went on strike demanding quality pay and benefits not only for themselves, but also for retirees.
With the conservative assault on labor accelerating under the Bush presidency, it is even more important than ever that we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with workers and labor unions whose work makes our country great.
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