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Labor Rallies in Support of Bill to Back the Right to Join Unions

At a rally by several hundred union members in front of the Labor Department in Washington, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said, "We want this administration to stop being the most antiworker, antilabor administration that we have seen."

Then, Gerald McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, called President Bush "the most antiworker" president and said the Bush administration had "launched unprecedented assaults against working families" by trying to end overtime pay for eight million workers and by "trying to bust federal unions like never before."

Responding to Mr. McEntee, Ed Frank, a Labor Department spokesman, said, "What else would you expect from the head of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s partisan political committee? The reality is that we have positive working relationships with numerous labor unions."

One laborer to pencil pusher, Mr. Frank- name them besides the carpenters union.

Not surprised the NYT guy didn't mentioned the union workers who lost many of their rights when Bush created (stole the thought from) Lieberman's Homeland Security Dept. How about those overtime rules Chao wants to get rid of, Mr. Frank? Numerous positive relationships? In your dreams.