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The Song of the South generally sounds the same from upper management to crafts, especially when it comes to a preference for open shop and to opinions on the economy. It is conservative all the way.
"When Mr. Kerry said in a speech to the AFL-CIO that he would overturn Bushs ban on project labor agreements, it hit merit shop contractors in the face, says Jeff Masters, president of the Associated Builders and Contractors Alabama chapter, Birmingham.