Gillespie: Walker Victory Would Mean Unions Can't Be 'Too Greedy'

By David Edwards — June 3, 2012
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Ed Gillespie, an adviser to GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, on Sunday said that a loss for Gov. Scott Walker (R) in Wisconsin's recall election would not "factor into November," but a win would mean that labor unions shouldn't be "too greedy."
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