This just in from the Indiana State AFL-CIO:
Following the NFL Players Association statement on “right to work” Friday, six NFL players have sent letters to Indiana state representatives and senators denouncing the so-called “right to work” legislation.
What do the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers have in common–besides playing in the Super Bowl Sunday? Both teams are named after the major manufacturing industry in their towns. Both cities were built on manufacturing and enjoy a loyal following built on the middle-class, blue-collar jobs supported by these industries. The Packers’ middle-class fans are also the team’s owners–the only team not owned by a super-rich person.
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