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Legislation Archives

June 1

Right To Work on Jason Lewis Radio Show

Last week Minnesota radio talk show host and occasional guest host for the Rush Limbaugh Show, Jason Lewis discussed forced unionism and worker freedoms with National Right to Work President Mark Mix. The Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has…

May 28

Big Labor Composes Scarlet Letters Against NRTW

The Politico’s Ben Smith exposes more attempts by Big Labor Bosses to use clout gained from forced unionism; union pension “trustees” are attacking the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.  While ignoring pension fund trustees’ fiduciary…

May 26

Harkin is Making Progress

Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) says they are “making progress” in their negotiations over the Card Check Forced Unionism bill. We suspect workers who don’t want to be forced into a union are not at the bargaining table.

May 26

So Much For Free Expression

Union bosses representing Los Angeles police officers are demanding that editorial writers for the San Diego Union-Tribune be fired because of the newspapers stance on labor issues.  The LA Times has the story: The union representing Los Angeles police officers…

May 24

Big Labor: Most Powerful Political Force in Government

Steve Malanga compares the effects the economy has had on the private and public sectors in the Wall Street Journal and the comparison is startling.  While private companies are forced to cancel bonuses, freeze salaries and sometimes layoff workers,…

May 23

Senators Nervous About Specter

Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) said that Republican Senators are “nervous” that Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) will flip-flop on the Card Check Forced-Unionism bill. “We’re very nervous about some of the public statements he’s made,” Ensign told a group of conservative bloggers…

May 22

Harkin: "Optimistic" on Card Check Forced Unionism Bill

Sen.  Arlen Specter is deeply engaged in discussions with forced-union cheerleader Sen. Tom Harkin to craft minor changes to the Card Check Forced Unionism bill.  The negotiations appear the be hearing fruit as Harkin is expressing new optimism that the legislation will be on…

May 21

Food For Thought But you pack some extra for the road...

Big Labor Cheerleader, former Rep. David Bonior, admits in a Roll Call column (subscription required) that “Labor’s Wish List STARTS with EFCA.”  That’s right, the Card Check Forced Unionism bill is just the first step in a long road toward coercive unionism.  …

May 21

Big Labor Hidden Agenda

Diane Furchtgott-Roth looks behind the rhetoric of the Card Check Forced Unionism bill: Under binding arbitration, if firms and newly-organized unions cannot agree on their first collective bargaining contract within 120 days, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service,…

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