Will Senate GOP Show ‘Love’ For Union Dons?
The Chavez-DeRemer nomination has GOP senators under pressure to choose between union bosses and their pro-Right to Work base.
For one of the most powerful unions in America, the teacher’s union has a real image problem — and rightfully so. Only 22% of Americans believe that unionization of teacher’s have a had a positive effect on education. In the past few days we have seen a couple of example as to why that is the case.
In Illinois, the teacher’s union is threatening the strike and in Wisconsin union bosses are bragging about pushing for the recall of Scott Walker in the schools. Of course, none of these positions help children in anyway, shape or form. No wonder parents recognize that forced unionism in our schools is not good for education.
The Chavez-DeRemer nomination has GOP senators under pressure to choose between union bosses and their pro-Right to Work base.
Despite union bosses backing Harris, most union household voters supported Trump in 2024, exposing a rift in Organized Labor politics.
Minnesota Electric Utility worker charges IBEW union with blocking her right under CWA v. Beck Supreme Court decision to end payments for union politics