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Change to Win Starts Big-Business Watchdog

Union-Backed Group to Spotlight U.S. Chamber

By Anna Palmer
Roll Call Staff
June 17, 2010, Midnight

The labor federation Change to Win today is launching a group called U.S. Chamber Watch, a new organization to put pressure on one of labor’s top opponents, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

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