Thursday, November 11, 2010

Unions And DNC Want To Screw Cleveland And Ohio. Again

One would think that places like Cleveland, a city that Democrats can count on to find the votes necessary to win 'elections', would learn that Democrats and unions don't care about them. One would think.

A union representing hotel workers has asked the Democratic National Committee to rule out two of its four convention-site finalists, Cleveland and Charlotte, N.C., because they lack sufficient unionized hotel facilities. 
"Among the DNC's four finalist cities, only St. Louis and Minneapolis" have the capacity to "house a large portion of the delegates and other guests ... in unionized hotels," John Wilhelm, president of the international UNITE HERE union of hotel and textile workers, wrote in a letter to DNC Chairman Tim Kaine.
Let them go to St. Louis or Minneapolis. Ohio doesn't want them. We''ll make money and create jobs the old fashioned way. Honestly.