Asked by Donald Craven

Briefly summarize Reagan’s attitude about unions:
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Answered by GPT 3.5
Reagan was strongly opposed to unions and viewed them as obstacles to free market principles and economic growth. He believed that labor unions had become too powerful and had a negative impact on both businesses and workers. Reagan implemented policies to weaken unions and reduce their influence, such as firing striking air traffic controllers and supporting right-to-work laws.