No place for neutrality in this referendum

Someone should tell those union leaders on their very large salaries that in the forthcoming fiscal referendum, refusing to endorse either a yea or a nay is not an option.

Sat, 28 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

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In a yes or no situation, there ain’t no neutral ground.

I think that they can safely be assigned as ‘scared yes men’.

Liam Power

Ballina

Co Mayo

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