When private sector union membership disappears altogether the free traitors will need to find a new canard.
ca·nard [kuh-nahrd; Fr. ka-nar] Show IPA
noun, plural ca·nards [-nahrdz; Fr. -nar] Show IPA.
1.a false or baseless, usually derogatory story, report, or rumor.
2.Cookery . a duck intended or used for food.
3.Aeronautics .
a. an airplane that has its horizontal stabilizer and elevators located forward of the wing.
b. Also called canard wing . one of two small lifting wings located in front of the main wings.
c.an early airplane having a pusher engine with the rudder and elevator assembly in front of the wings.
