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Jake Rosenfeld: What Unions No Longer Do & Josh Orton: The McCutcheon Disaster

April 2, 2014

Good morning folks! On today’s show Jake Rosenfeld (@JakeRosenfeld1) an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Washington, will discuss his new book What Unions No Longer Do. Also Josh Orton the Political Director at Progressives United will join us to discuss the late breaking news on the McCutcheon ruling by the Supreme Court, read a summary here and tune in at noon!

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