Those who oppose the aviation security bill which the other body passed 100 to 0 are arguing that the bill would create yet another public employee union. Those who preach the evils of public employees unions ought to remember one thing: the heroes of the World Trade Center disaster, the policemen, the firefighters, were union members, and about 400 of them lost their lives rescuing others. Public employees do a great job protecting us here in the Capitol, and they can do a great job protecting our constituents at airports. We are at war. Polarizing a debate by criticizing working men and women who devote their lives to serving the public is exactly what we do not need to do. Terrorists look for weak spots. They do not care about unions either. We cannot wait any longer for airport aviation security. Pass the Senate bill.
Sean Patrick Maloney: “Those who oppose the aviation security bill which the other body passed 100 to 0 are arguing that the bill would create…”
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Addressing the aviation security bill and the role of public employee unions.
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