As usual, you are off base once again! If it was so 'clear' we wouldn't be in this situation to begin with. I love it however when you are so definitive on what will and will not happen. Don't you ever learn from your screw ups? Your crystal ball has been broken for 15 years. You need to get your 'sources' to provide a new one. Reread the 9th. No judge in this country is ready to rerwite labor law and can not force a union to violate their own bylaws. Silver would love to rule against USAPA, like Wake but will find herself in the same dilemma if she tries to do so. This will not be decided any time soon by any court and at best will drag on for years; possibly through the ninth and supreme courts again if necessary. Even the ninth understood that the only way this will ever be resolved is through negotiation and it is likely that Silver understands this as well. Even then nothing can ever be 'forced' on anyone due to the requirment for a majority vote; hence the stalemate. But hang in there with your 'clear' understanding of labor law. Maybe you will be offered a job as a clerk when you lose your job next time...
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