Good points all JD. The only hairs that need splitting, would be (I think)... The movement, was strong, but apparently not strong enough to overcome the effect of the Company effort... Presumably the sudden concern with driver affairs, the listening to the issues, commitments made to correct things, etc play well to most. Most WANT to believe. They/we want to believe that, now that the Company knows the issues, they will (and want to) correct most. I say "presumably", because very little information has been shared (publicly) by the Drivers at any of the petitioning centers. The yes voting centers, the no voting centers, and the pulled election centers, all have shared very little about why, and even less about what's going on since those decisions were made... not to mention those the did have more than enough support but never did file, or those very close but unable to crack that 60% Teamster required minimum. We're left to speculate, based on the little that is known.