State should spurn anti-Wal-Mart bill

From the Rocky Mountain News:

If Colorado follows Maryland's lead, look for Wal-Mart to slow local expansion plans, and maybe raise prices. Low-income consumers who save hundreds of dollars a year at Wal-Mart would hardly call that fair. Nor would the entry-level workers who'll find fewer opportunities for meaningful employment as the hiring windows at Wal-Mart close.

And yet the union PR machines continue to bellow that organized labor is looking out for the little guy. Go figure.