It appears some politicians have gotten religion on tightening spending — at least when it comes to the budget for the federal agency that oversees how union bosses spend their members’ money. Since stepping into control of Congress, it seems like some Democrats have been itching to pay back their union supporters, and they’ve found just the way by cutting down the OLMS budget so that the government has less oversight of labor leaders. The Examiner ran an op-ed from the Center for Union Facts this morning, which took a look at some interesting numbers:
UPDATE: Carter Wood adds: