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Speaker 1: It doesn't cost anything here. You may not know this,
Speaker 1: but for years union membership has been tanking. A rising
Speaker 1: organized labor group. However, just might turn things around. The
Speaker 1: newly formed Campaign Workers Guild boasts some success is already
Speaker 1: they've helped organize staffers in at least a dozen Democrat
Speaker 1: campaigns and one political consulting firm. Apparently, Democrats running for
Speaker 1: office treat campaign workers like dirt, but the staffers complain
Speaker 1: of low pay, long hours, horrible working conditions, sexual abuse.
Speaker 1: If it's the Hillary campaign and it's all been ignored
Speaker 1: for years, So now unions are organizing these Democrat campaign
Speaker 1: workers to force Democrat politicians to treat them like human beings.
Speaker 1: And guess what this is causing panic among some high
Speaker 1: level Democrats. Steve Hildebrand, deputy manager Obama's two thousand eight run,
Speaker 1: says political campaigns are short term gigs, so unionizing doesn't
Speaker 1: make any sense. Besides, working on a political campaign isn't
Speaker 1: like other jobs. It's a cause. Hildebrand worries that if
Speaker 1: Democrat campaigns are heavily unionized in campaign workers won't put
Speaker 1: in enough hours to win. Well, what delicious irony. Unions
Speaker 1: are actually targeting oppressed Democrat campaign workers to find new members,
Speaker 1: and the Democrats are opposed to unions. If this new
Speaker 1: labor movement costs their Democrat piles the election, wow, would
Speaker 1: that be icing on the cake. Who would have believed
Speaker 1: this