Happy Holidays from The National Right To Work – 2013
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From New Jersey’s Liberty and Prosperity, Rick Shaftan reports: Largely unknown Democratic challenger Vince Mazzeo defeats Atlantic County Incumbent Republican Assemblyman John Amodeo by 40 votes. Amodeo bragged about his support by union boss Steve Sweeney’s forced-dues built, big building…
It looks like Big Labor might be getting tax relief from Obamacare, according to a report from kaiserhealthnews.org. “Weeks after denying labor’s request to give union members access to health-law subsidies, the Obama administration is signaling it intends to exempt some…
Union bosses and their apologists whine about “corporate spending” in elections but their forced union dues spigot puts more money in elections than their political rivals.
Labor union officials using forced-dues to fund “push polls” against political targets is not unusual, but against an eighth-grade student’s dad illustrates how far this NEA official is willing to go to intimidate and bully. More often than not, union…
The National Right to Work Committee has been long looking for a vote on the National Right to Work Act which would repeal the 1935…
In the spring of 2009, when top bosses of the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF/AFL-CIO) union were pouring cash and “in-kind” contributions into Terry McAuliffe’s campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Virginia, there was no ambiguity about what…
Big Labor is spending big in the upcoming Virginia’s governors election trying to elect the biggest pro-union candidate in generations — former Clinton bag-man Terry McAuliffe One government union has already contributed nearly $400,000 to his campaign.
National Right to Work President Mark Mix provides insight on current battlefronts against compulsory unionism. The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has two cases at the U.S. Supreme Court. NRTW’s case …