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Labor’s intense summer campaign to defeat “fast track” trade legislation forced the U.S. House to postpone its vote on the bill until September, but the fight is far from over.

Mark Warner, Democratic candidate for governor in Virginia, dropped by CWA headquarters Aug. 16 to answer questions and thank the union for its support. “I’m grateful for your friendship. I’m grateful for your support.

The alarm bell rings, and you hear on the intercom, “A fire has been reported on the 14th floor. Please exit the building by the nearest stairwell.” Sure, it's annoying, particularly if it’s a false alarm, but if it’s for real, you might be thankful that a CWA member saved your life.

When it comes to politics, big business has deep pockets but CWA has something better: 725,000 members.

Management at AT&T Broadband’s East Tech Center in Stone Mountain, Ga., pulled out all the stops. Before it was over, techs found literature on their windshields, so-called “fact” sheets urging them to, “Do Away with the CWA.”