New Styles in Union Busting
New Styles in Union Busting
Mr. Reagan, like his hero Cal Coolidge, turns out to be an accomplished union buster. (Was ever a union more skillfully finessed than the Professional Air Traffic Controllers? The adroitness of it all may be comparable to that of Silent Cal when he roused himself from his congenital torpor long enough to break a policemen’s strike in Boston.) Reagan was once a union official in Tinseltown, his natural home. Then and there Le Cowboy must have been transformed into Le Grand Simplificateur...
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