No. It's their job to do this. We weren't even supposed to have any changes in the contract until this one ended, so we are no worse off. They will weight the concession of the economic loss of the extension as well as the other concessions to the company in exchange for the rumored 13/0/2 percent raises. If they don't think it's worth it, they'll vote to kill it and I'm totally fine with that. If they send it out we can look and decide, but we all know it will pass if the MEC passes it. The "send it to us" crowd that are promoting that agenda are the "yes no matter what" voters. They are painfully obvious. Just see who's posting the opinion letters that promote that viewpoint and who supports it. I'm a "wait and see" but if it's good I'll vote yes.

In any case we all find out today.