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Newspaper Article
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2011
Overview
\"What you're seeing in Florida isn't an idea that is being hatched in Florida,\" said Ron Meyer, lawyer and lobbyist for the Florida Education Association, the teachers' union. \"They're simply trying to apply a national square peg into the Florida round hole.\" \"It's empowering them to say, 'You know what? I don't agree with what my union does politically. ... I don't want to support their candidates for office,\"' [Chris Dorworth] said. \"The taxpayers of the state of Florida are basically saying let's get out of the business of collecting dues for union members,\" he said \"Let the unions do it themselves. If they're doing such a great job with their members, I think they'll do fine.\"
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Times Publishing Company
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