From Greg Sargent:
This isn’t going to make the big unions very happy. GOP House leader Eric Cantor’s office has come up with an intriguing response to the AFSCME ad bllitz targeting GOP leaders: Sending over a video that portrays AFSCME union members as 1970s-era goons.
Cantor spokesperson Brad Dayspring emails me the vid, stressing that it’s meant as a joke:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3mw49mk_x0[/youtube]
Now, I think that’s a pretty funny parody. I saw it sometime last year, and might have even passed it along. But you know who I’m not and what I wasn’t doing? I’m not the spokesman for a member of the GOP leadership, and I wasn’t sending to the press as a response to a legitimate issue ad.  Cue Republican whining in 3, 2, 1 . . .
Cargosquid
If he meant this a an insult, it backfired. It actually reminds everyone that their neighbor is a union member. Now, if the union leadership would respect the private ballot and stop pushing “card check.”