By Tom Shoop | Wednesday, March 28, 2007 | 09:44 AM
Looks like the National Treasury Employees Union and the American Federation of Government Employees are back in a state of open warfare. As GovExec's Jon Marino reported yesterday, AFGE chose to respond to NTEU's announcement that it had chartered a chapter of Transportation Security Administration employees by releasing a statement during NTEU's conference call saying that AFGE has been fighting for TSA workers ever since the agency was created five years ago. And it wasn't just any statement. Here's a sampling of the phrases employed by the AFGE folks to characterize NTEU's move:
- "amusing and appalling"
- "imitation is flattering"
- "they have been nowhere in sight"
- "NTEU should be ashamed"
- "demeaning and offensive"
- "pitiful farce"
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