21.   Labor leaders have contended for months that workfare recipients were covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act, which requires the minimum wage in most cases.

22.   Labor leaders also contend that private companies are ill-equipped to handle welfare programs.

23.   Labor leaders contend that the predicted job losses fail to reflect the full impact on American workers.

24.   Labor leaders contend that unions are victims of a double standard, that the press and government play up episodes of union corruption more than similar corporate corruption.

25.   Leaders must also contend with citizenries that are better educated, more active and exposed to more diverse opinions than before.

26.   National leaders contend Texas leaders are more liberal than moderate and seminary teaching is about staying true to Jesus Christ and the Bible.

27.   Once the unions are busted, union leaders contend, companies will go back to exploiting their workers.

28.   Party leaders contend that a growing backlash against Republicans eager to embarrass Clinton and punish him with impeachment is helping energize supporters, displace apathy and raise money.

29.   Protest leaders contend that undercover officers have infiltrated the building that houses their headquarters.

30.   Rema leaders contend that these days, the police are the biggest obstacle to progress, acting as if the neighborhood were still under siege.