Several years ago, the Congress was debating whether to keep alive the B-2 Stealth bomber program. The Department of Defense did not want to spend its money on this project. But California's Senator Dianne Feinstein definitely wanted it. The bomber, she declared, "can deliver a large payroll, precision or carpet." In the Congressional Record the next day, her remarks were amended to read "payload" rather than "payroll" [Ricks, 1994, p. A14]. How does this comment by Senator Feinstein relate to the "labor game" discussed in the chapter?