We should have an honest discussion about collective bargaining; the question is how.
When he returns from Israel next week Mr. Clinton may have the opportunity to seal a censure bargain with an honest and full confession to the American people.
"Voting is a fundamental right, of course," she concedes; "but isn't the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness of equal importance?" Given most people's disaffection with voting and with local politicians, it's a tempting bargain, to be honest.
As the Economist, which may be a conservative magazine, but is at least honest, says: "Britain's workers are a bargain because their pay is so pitiful".
Joe Perry managed to avoid the bottomless bargain bin with his unique, honest, and well-written Rocks last year, and Travis Barker has done it this year.
Until this moment he'd been the most honest guy I'd ever known -- but he also loved a bargain, and this was one hell of a bargain.
I mean, to be honest, I think a Bridge to Nowhere sounds like a bargain at this point, after four years of complete incompetence and the inability to do anything.
It wouldn't be fair to ask a worker to keep her boss honest, she said, not when employers have so much more bargaining power than their employees.
That is, for a more honest thief, someone more likely to keep his end of a corrupt bargain.
The Goldman clan travels as a pack, Stephanie says, allowing honest assessments about clothing choices and whether the price is really a bargain.
