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TTD Launches Site Permanently Delayed For Aviation Workers

Posted OnOctober 31, 2016 byTWU

Published 05 Oct, 2012

The TTD has launched another site, this time for aviation workers PermanentlyDelayed.com detailing Mitt Romney and President Obama.

The site displays the effects Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will have and have had on the airline industry from union busting to slashing aviation and transportation funding by 46 percent. The site also contains information on how President Obama has supported transportation.

The site follows TTD’s release last week of RomenyWreckstheBus.com a site dedicated to transit workers detailing the differences between President Obama and Mitt Romney.

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