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Organized Labor and the Congressional Democrats: Reconsidering the 1980s
Taylor E. Dark discusses the relationship between labor unions and the congressional Democratic Party during the 1980s. He concludes that because of close cooperation between a more unified and well coordinated labor movement and a more homogenous and disciplined Democratic party, unions played a greater role in congressional politics than is commonly realized.
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