Forget the investigation (not in NJ). The great secret of the NJ Mafiaso is going to be protected...they can't let their rank and file union goons learn that the entire mafia leadership is really: homosexual.
Forget the investigation (not in NJ). The great secret of the NJ Mafiaso is going to be protected...they can't let their rank and file union goons learn that the entire mafia leadership is really: homosexual.
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James McGreevey served as Governor of New Jersey from January, 2002 until November, 2004. He currently is in private life and working on his autobiography to be released later this year. ** David Mixner has been involved in public life creating policy and as an activist and writer for over forty years. He has had two best selling books Stranger Among Friends and Brave Journeys published by Bantam Books. His screenplay with Richard Burns, Dunes of Overveen, won the Outfest Screen Writing Award in 2001. In addition he has written the screenplay Fire In The Soul with Dennis Bailey. He is currently writing the stage drama Jacob's Dilemma with Bailey. As an openly gay man, he has been an activist for human rights for decades and is a well know opponent of both the Vietnam and Iraq Wars. |
Even if they where what most people forget is it is not the unions who are receiving the bribes and kickbacks but the non-union politicians and the management people who are supposed to be looking out for the interest of the people or the company and it's stockholders.
There are lots of legitimate contractors who employee good hard working people both union and non-union who are told up front that unless they are willing to overcharge inflate cost, charge for goods and services not delivered, so they can kick back to management or politicians they will not get a contract to do business with the company or the government which ever the case.
It ain't the unions that are doing the big stealing in this country but the white collars on the inside where the money originates and who have access to and control the flow of it.
It is they who determine where the money ends up and it is they who scream the loudest about union corruption.