Steven Malanga

Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute

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Senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of Shakedown: The Continuing Conspiracy Against the American Taxpayer

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With state budgets facing massive shortfalls, several Republican Governors are demanding concessions from public employee unions.

Are Republican Governors Union Busting?

With state budgets facing massive shortfalls, several Republican Governors are demanding concessions from public employee unions.

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Republican Governors around the country are trying to solve state budget problems without raising taxes by weakening public-employee unions.

Are Republican Governors Union Busting?

Republican Governors around the country are trying to solve state budget problems without raising taxes by weakening public-employee unions.

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