Congress has a duty to protect the rank-and-file union member, who does not have any power, who is potentially intimidated by union bosses.
Lou Barletta: “Congress has a duty to protect the rank-and-file union member, who does not have any power, who is potentially…”
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Barletta asserts Congress's responsibility to safeguard vulnerable union members from intimidation.
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