New Right to Work Video Report: Obama Ethics Questioned

[John K. Matyi]  As Glenn Beck often says, If you continue watching this video, "Blood will shoot out of your eyes." I cannot believe that the mainstream media is no longer following political stories, oh wait, come to think about it they did follow the first lady and her kids plant a garden, I guess that was political for them.  The video and article are from the National Right to Work Committee.

"It is time to hold President Obama accountable for his promises.  The National Right to Work Committee provides this regular review of Obama Administration officials that can influence worker rights as a tool for you."





New Right to Work Video Report: Obama Ethics Questioned

From: Mark Mix - National Right to work Committee
Date sent 05/06/2009 08:05:47 am
Subject: Obama Labor Department Official Has Ethics Problem

President Barack Obama claimed his administration would set a new standard for ethics.

Little did we know he would actually lower the standard.

This new, hard-hitting video report spotlights the National Right to Work Committee’s efforts to investigate Barack Obama’s controversial appointment of former AFL-CIO union lawyer Deborah Greenfield to a key position in the Department of Labor.

Almost immediately after winning the election in November, Obama appointed Greenfield to his transition team to oversee the change in power at the Department of Labor.  But at the very same time, Greenfield was on the AFL-CIO legal team which was suing the Department of Labor to overturn union officer conflict-of-interest reporting regulations.

Early in his term, President Obama has quickly acted to gut the union boss reporting requirements intended to root out corruption.  But the American people – especially American workers paying dues to the AFL-CIO – have a right to know about this potential conflict of interest, not to mention the Obama Administration’s apparent hypocrisy.

To read the entire story please click here.


 

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