Our friends at Hillsdale College have something to say about the way Congress works.

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how it used to work, and why it doesn't.

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The course also outlines how those organizations capital can start to restore a more constitutional

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You may not know this, but for years union membership has been tanking.

A rising organized labor group, however, just might turn things around the newly formed campaign

workers guild. Posts some successes already. They've helped organize staffers in at least a dozen

Democrat campaigns and one political consulting firm. Apparently Democrats running for office

treat campaign workers like dirt, but the staffers complain of low pay, long hours, horrible

working conditions, sexual abuse, if it's the Hillary campaign, and it's all been ignored for years.

So now unions are organizing these Democrat campaign workers to force Democrat politicians to treat

them like human beings. And guess what? This is causing panic among some high level Democrats.

Steve Hildebrand deputy manager Obama's 2008 run says political campaigns are short term

gigs. So unionizing doesn't make any sense. Besides working on a political campaign isn't like

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