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The small city of McAlester, Okla., is a textbook case of what happens when pro-worker candidates are in office — and when they aren't.

Winning isn't everything.  

Of course, it's the ultimate goal of any political candidate, but the foundation laid by passionate, energetic — yet, losing — campaigns can reap success in years to come.

Viewers across Canada and quite a few politicians were angry when the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., a public broadcaster, locked out 5,500 workers last August in a contract fight over job security.

The late Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill made famous the saying, "All politics is local."

Barbara J. Easterling, CWA Secretary-Treasurer

Ergonomics.

That's my one-word answer to a question I sometimes get from CWA members: "Why should I care about politics, what difference does it make?"