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Obama calls for cut in corporate tax rate
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Muslim families turn to home-schooling
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Commentary
BOLTON: Iran's relentless nuclear quest
By John R. Bolton
Nothing has slowed regime's race to build the bomb
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Quotations
In a February interview with The Washington Post's Ezra Klein, Mr. Stern lamented the decline of organized labor's power and influence and waxed nostalgic about the movement's early days: "We had to do sit-down strikes and various other things.
"People are totally ready to get behind [Mr. Obama], but I think what they're not ready to give anybody is the benefit of the doubt that if we win an election and we all go home, things are going to change," said Andy Stern, the former president of the Service Employees International Union. "That was probably the theory of the Obama election and taking over the House by the Democrats and the Senate as well. I think it was a failed strategy."
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