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Washington State's Big Labor Gives Big Hugs to Anthony Murrietta, Kshama Sawant and Others

King County's top Big Labor organization, in effect, the fellow union bosses of Anthony Murrietta, a Federal Way City Council candidate for Position 1, recently gave their endorsements for year 2015 to Murrietta, Kshama Sawant, and others. The powerful political kinsmen (meaning Big Labor, generally) of Murrietta, Sawant, et al. will in all likelihood bankroll their campaigns, as they have already done to a great extent. 

 Vote for Mark Greene for Position 1 on the Federal Way City Council!  Thanks!

  Update (3:00 P.M., 5/29/15):

 Kshama Sawant's political rise  is one of the most disappointing political stories that the RCP has heard during the "Teens" decade.  At one time the RCP believed that this upstart Seattle political activist who became a Seattle Councilwoman, whom we at first assumed was a little left of center, would be a refreshing change to politics in Washington, but she turned out to be an out-and-out ultra-leftist who, along with FW City Council Candidate Anthony Murrietta and others, has received the backing of Big Labor in Washington, namely, the King County Labor Council.  So if it seems a little odd that her name was included in the title name of yesterday's post of a blog about Federal Way politics, it's only to show how ultra-left on the scale that Big Labor has become, at least in regards to many of the candidates that they are endorsing.

 [Revised on 5/29/15.]

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