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	I think most of us were surprised at how little uproar we heard from the topmost levels of organized labor when their so-called labor reform bill was killed by a Senate filibuster. It's possible that in labor's topmost echelons, they've been reading the polls. The measure labor designated as number one on its hit list and which had White House support would have made it easier for unions to organize non-union shops, easier for recruiters to operate on business premises and would have speeded up union representation elections. Pollster Caddell's most recent sounding found that Americans by better than seven to one do not want those very things. Even more telling were other polls taken among union members themselves, showing that the hierarchy of organized labor is completely out of step with its rank and file who think the union leaders have too much power now.		I think most of us were surprised at how little uproar we heard from the topmost levels of organized labor when their so-called labor reform bill was killed by a Senate filibuster. It's possible that in labor's topmost echelons, they've been reading the polls.

			The measure labor designated as number one on its hit list and which had White House support would have made it easier for unions to organize non-union shops, easier for recruiters to operate on business premises and would have speeded up union representation elections. Pollster Caddell's most recent sounding found that Americans by better than seven to one do not want those very things. Even more telling were other polls taken among union members themselves, showing that the hierarchy of organized labor is completely out of step with its rank and file who think the union leaders have too much power now.

	This paragraph has to do with federal regulations. It's a breakdown on their cost, almost five billion dollars for government's cost in running the forty-one regulatory agencies. Ninety-six billion dollars spent by business but paid by us in the price of things we buy to comply with regulations. Thirty-two billion dollars for the paperwork required by Washington and two billion dollars in loss of productivity by employees who have to spend all or part of their time dealing with the regulators. All in all it totals 134.8 billion. Now that's too big a figure for anyone to comprehend, so look at it this way. It's about six hundred and twelve dollars a year for every man, woman, child and baby in our land.		This paragraph has to do with federal regulations. It's a breakdown on their cost, almost five billion dollars for government's cost in running the forty-one regulatory agencies. Ninety-six billion dollars spent by business but paid by us in the price of things we buy to comply with regulations. Thirty-two billion dollars for the paperwork required by Washington and two billion dollars in loss of productivity by employees who have to spend all or part of their time dealing with the regulators. All in all it totals 134.8 billion. Now that's too big a figure for anyone to comprehend, so look at it this way. It's about six hundred and twelve dollars a year for every man, woman, child and baby in our land.

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