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Union Leader Looks For 'New American Dream' And Promises To Be On 'Frontlines' Of Debate
With Americans getting ready to celebrate the annual observance of Labor Day and Congress soon to return from its August recess, a top leader of organized labor promises unions will be "on the frontlines" of many of the tough political battles that lie ahead, including healthcare reform.
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