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<blockquote data-quote="stink219" data-source="post: 1169711" data-attributes="member: 29852"><p>Fred didn't say jack shyte at the two man. If he was "looking after the members' best interest" shouldn't he have said something? Anything? Not even a hiccup. What about when he got back? NOTHING! He waited to hear from the majority of his people, then he made a decision. I mean, if you pretend to have balls he should have come out of the gate with his complaint. He just wants to solidify another term. Case closed. And btw, do you blame Hoffa for removing a guy that would go against him? "Hey, I know you were trying to take our elected jobs, but it's ok!"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stink219, post: 1169711, member: 29852"] Fred didn't say jack shyte at the two man. If he was "looking after the members' best interest" shouldn't he have said something? Anything? Not even a hiccup. What about when he got back? NOTHING! He waited to hear from the majority of his people, then he made a decision. I mean, if you pretend to have balls he should have come out of the gate with his complaint. He just wants to solidify another term. Case closed. And btw, do you blame Hoffa for removing a guy that would go against him? "Hey, I know you were trying to take our elected jobs, but it's ok!" [/QUOTE]
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