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Architect of billionaire tax tried to 'extort' support for the measure and targeted women, union reports find

Los Angeles Times ·

SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West President Dave Regan denied the allegations.

He said he did not attempt to extort union officials, or assault or threaten female labor leaders.

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