Restore the rights of workers in the United States to organize and bargain collectively

I'd assume that was the BlueGreen talk.

Bob King and Sen. Gretchen was there today too.

"It's the Republican reverse Robin Hood -- steal from the poor and the working class and give it to the rich and wealthy," United Auto Workers President Bob King shouted from a loudspeaker on the Capitol steps. The crowd roared.

Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer blasted Republicans, and with House Minority Leader Richard Hammel announced they will introduce an amendment to the state constitution to protect collective bargaining rights.

"We didn't start this fight, but we sure don't plan to lose it, do we?" Whitmer yelled into the microphone. "No!" roared the crowd.

The UAW is part of the BlueGreen Alliance -- a partnership of 10 major U.S. labor unions and four environmental organizations -- that today urged Congress to reject efforts to strip the agency of the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.