A recent study by David Lee and Alexandre Mas of Princeton University found that a company's stockmarket value falls by at least $40,500 for each unionised worker.This suggests that even if Mr Obama enacts everything unions want, membership may rise only slightly.
As it happens, one of the Russian roulette scenes from that film makes an appearance in "Gunga Din"; Mr. Sitko puts the six-member cast through a virtual ooh-rah karaoke of war-movie milestones, re-enacting everything from Vincent D'Onofrio's "Full Metal Jacket" meltdown to the stirring battle cries of "Patton" to the wheelchair-on-wheelchair skirmish in "Born on the Fourth of July".
On a meditative journey to seek the idiosyncratic shapes of puppets on stage, Gross looks at the anarchic Punch and Judy show, the sacred shadow theater of Bali, and experimental theaters in Europe and the United States, where puppets enact everything from Baroque opera and Shakespearean tragedy to Beckettian farce.
My more than 30 "bone-crunching" WWF action figures sat comfortably with my older brother and me as we watched and re-enacted everything that appeared on the program -- despite the genuine warning that pleaded with us not to.
If these people think it's bad now trying to get money, wait until Obama fully enacts everything in his plan.
"Had the tax relief never been enacted but everything else happened as it has, we still would face enormous deficits today," Blahous concludes.
And nationally, hundreds of laws were enacted to preserve everything from coastlines to endangered species.
On a scale that analysts say they have never seen, government regulatory agencies will spend the coming years enacting rules on everything from the definition of a "systemically important" mega-bank to limits on debit card fees.
These are not re-enacted, but almost everything he tells from grade school on is, by a cast of actors that includes Jeff Garlin as the blustery, vulgarian Bond co-producer Harry Saltzman; Dana Carvey as Johnny Carson; and the real-life Bond girl Jane Seymour (she played Solitaire in "Live and Let Die" (1973), Roger Moore's first turn as 007) as Lazenby's agent in 1960s Swinging London.
"All I can tell you is the program we came up with that was inevitably enacted was a combination of everything -- a combination of guys wanting a lot, of guys not wanting anything -- trying to get somewhere in the middle," he said.
McCarthy says that this is not a party platform, but a bunch of legislation that could be enacted right now and make everything better.
