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This week’s Friday Funnies: Daily Show 2012 classic on “right to work” in Michigan

Posted on April 25, 2014April 28, 2014 by Andy

For your viewing pleasure, Jon Stewart skewering Rick Snyder’s push for ~~right-to-bust-unions~~ “right to work” in Michigan in November, 2012.

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