Wal-Mart Warns About Prosperity

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Wal-Mart Attacks Excerpt:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Friday it has warned U.S. store managers in recent weeks about the possible consequences of a labor-friendly bill backed by Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama that would make it easier for workers to form unions.

The action by pinko-pioneer Wal-Mart -- the nation's largest private employer -- reflects their fear of a growing awakening among U.S. workers that a reinvigorated labor movement could reverse years of low wages and shortchanged benefits. If large employers like Wal-Mart paid their customers workers a better wage, shoppers already being hurt by rising fuel, commodities costs and the tough economic climate would have more money in their pockets.

Heart of the mess:
Most Americans can no longer maintain their standard of living. The only lasting remedy is to improve their standard of living by widening the circle of prosperity.

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