What common sense suggests, you don't have to be the president of a union or the former head of the NLRB to understand this, is that if a worker alone is in trouble, he or she does not have a lot of power to ask for better wages.
Sanders emphasizes the lack of power individual workers have without unions.
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I expect because of the pressure of the American people we're going to come together again and do what has to be done.
What you are seeing is, it doesn't matter that you're a Democrat or Republican.
That responsibility means making sure the constitutional rights of your workers to unionize and collectively bargain are fully respected.
If the people of Minnesota can stand up -- and I’m confident that they can -- and tell these billionaires and their lies and their 30-second ads and their super PACs to go to hell, democracy is going to reign.
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