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The book explores the evolution of labor unions, detailing their shift towards radicalism and the implications of this transformation. It argues that the current direction of the union movement has diverged from serving the public and national interests, raising concerns about its impact on society and governance. Through a critical analysis, the author highlights the consequences of this radicalization, urging a reevaluation of unions' roles in contemporary issues.

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