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Fruits of Labor "This was a victory for the middle class," declared AFL-CIO Council 4 Executive Director Sal Luciano of Watertown after Tuesday's elections. "Our members refused to allow corporations and right-wing billionaires to buy the election and ram through their extremist, anti-worker agenda." In reality, Big Labor in Connecticut has done much to institutionalize the very sell-to-the-highest-bidder politics Mr. Luciano now professes to deplore. Unions believe it's OK for them to buy elections so they can enact their extremist, anti-taxpayer agenda. To be sure, union manpower and money, much of it extracted circuitously from taxpayers, secured many Democratic victories, but unwitting voters soon will discover most of the people they elected to serve them in Hartford and D.C. will spend the next two years waiting on their union masters.

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