Hypocrite Coors' "right to work" law aims to use government to interfere in people's business.

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A twenty-something coors boy is behind the November ballot measure that requires Coloradoans to work for slave wages; the so-called "right to work" lie.

Isn't it strange how the con"servatives" of the coors family wants the government to get involved in labor contracts? Are the coors boys such wimps that they can't tell unions at their businesses to void sections of the contract that requires every employee to pay dues? But no, the coorstek boys want the government to tell every state business what should be in their contracts. Besides, if coors cared so much about Colorado, why did they move their headquarters to Delaware?

Of course this is the coors family that supports the ultra-right, nearly fascist, "Heritage" Foundation. This is one of the many ultra-right "think" tanks that demanded we go to war with Iraq. Isn't it interesting that while our boys were over there, the coors boys, all of them eligible to fight in bush's wars, were over here screwing everyone!

One coors military-aged boy was selling real estate--famously sitting in a swimming pool smiling because Americans made his family so rich, while other Americans were stuck in bush's stop-loss order. Another coors military-aged playboy was demanding that a local government help him develop a ski area. Then this coors boy, who has never worked in his life, demands that people who really work, should have the "right to SLAVE."

Coloradoans need to send another message to the ultra-rich, ultra-fascist, homophobic coors family. Their politics stinks. When Democrats take over the goverment next year, they need to dump any and all U.S. government contracts with CoorsTEK. Then they'll finally sacrifice for our country.

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1. So it was Coors behind the fake petition drive.....

A few months ago, they placed ads in the Rev Moon's hilarious Colorado Springs Gazette newspaper, seeking 'local progressives' to do petitioning work, to get a new law passed that would 'protect Colorado's families and safeguard jobs.'

I was curious about this, so I left a message at the number provided, and a couple of days later was called back by a guy with a St Louis phone number. Strange.

He seemed very interested until I told him I'd heard all about the GOP's redistricting petition scams in California.... then the phone went dead.

A proud Coloradan who NEVER drinks a drop of Coors nasty, tasteless, fizzy, canned piss.