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Omaha Steve's Labor Group

Bernardo de La Paz

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4. Don't excerpt first 4 paras. Excerpt the KEY paragraphs, to support your HEADLINE

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Fri Nov 5, 2021, 08:29 AM

Nov 2021

Your headline attracts viewers to your thread. If you want to do clickbait advertising for payreport.com do what you did.

Otherwise, ... deliver on your headline.

Are they protesting Joe Manchin?

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1,000 W.V. Hospital Workers Strike to "Build Back Better" [View all] douglas9 Nov 2021 OP

Lot's of cancer as well as Covid around there traitorsgalore Nov 2021 #1

??? Is this to support the Senate Bill? I don't understand Maraya1969 Nov 2021 #2

From the linked article quaint Nov 2021 #3

I agree I'm not sure either. I appears to me they like the Biden "Build Back Better"..... usaf-vet Nov 2021 #7

Don't excerpt first 4 paras. Excerpt the KEY paragraphs, to support your HEADLINE Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2021 #4

Thank you, that was my question as well, and I am sure anyone who reads the headline Escurumbele Nov 2021 #5

The kicker is, the link between the headline and Manchin is tenuous Wednesdays Nov 2021 #6

Thank you for bringing up this point marybourg Nov 2021 #9

Thank you for posting this.. mountain grammy Nov 2021 #8

Off point, but I'm stunned that the largest city in WV is only 47,000 !! ? liberalla Nov 2021 #10

That's my hospital, where I get immunotherapy. Staph Nov 2021 #11