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Let's Play 'Card Checked'

Garrett Murch
Garrett Murch | July 10, 2009 2:43 PM
Do you like video games?  Personally, I don't, but this one is pretty fun.  The Alliance for Worker Freedom has created a new game, 'Card Checked'. 
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In the game, you're a talented young tattoo artist who's just been employeed by a local tatoo parlor.  Congress passes Card Check and the president signs it into law.  You now have to declare publicly whether you think the parlor should unionize.  What will you do?  What will happen? Click here to play and find out!

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