Any who handles union funds is bonded. I had hopes for Wilhelm, Miller and Tamarin. I had doubts. They all seemed to be getting too well paid and too comfortable. Since then Wilhelm has clearly compromised his integrity with his role as apolgist for the Hanley administration.
None is either all good or bad.
In fairness I am also certain Wilhelm, Miller and Tmarian are doing some postive things for the union as a whole. Mr. Wilhelm or noone else can ever tell me he was a good union man who cared about his members. The facts not only clearly contradict those statments but make them lies. There are serious flaws in the law which allow these financial abuses to continue for decades and have to be addressed. He knows that and dismisses it leaving the union movement vulnerable to the same outrages it has suffered for generations.