Sometimes members of the other party, they get so used to talking about union jobs, it implies nobody in Congress cares about non-union jobs.
Glenn Grothman: “Sometimes members of the other party, they get so used to talking about union jobs, it implies nobody in Congress cares…”
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Grothman criticizes the focus on union jobs over non-union jobs in Congress.
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