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Legislation Archives

February 11

Contracting Card Check

The Obama Administration new government contracting policy to divert contracts to unionized firms has drawn strong objections from the Sen. Tom Coburn. “Making contracting decisions based on political or ideological litmus tests will waste taxpayer dollars and limit economic growth…

February 11

More than one American a minute moved from a closed-shop state to a “right-to-work” state

In an article titled Labour Pains: Barack Obama will never satisfy his union backers. Nor should he try, The Economists looks at the destruction that results from following Big Labor policies: Richard Vedder of Ohio University observes that, between…

February 9

Obama’s labor pick wants to silence critics and rig the rules in union elections

Excerpts from the The ‘Shut Up’ Candidate — by Kevin Williamson is deputy managing editor of National Review:  Barack Obama and his closest allies have a message for America, and that message is: “Shut up.”  Obama himself is famous for telling…

February 8

You Can Say That Again

The Arkansas News recognizes that the President’s nomination of Craig Becker is a “bad pick.”…

February 5

Seventeen Senators Co-Sponsor Move to End Debate and Confirm Radical NLRB Nominee Craig Becker

The following U.S. Senators co-sponsored a cloture vote to end debate on Big Labor Lawyer: Harry Reid, Roland W. Burris, Tom Harkin, Debbie Stabenow, Dianne Feinstein, Benjamin L. Cardin, Bill Nelson, Al Franken, Barbara Boxer, Amy Klobuchar, Mark Begich, Byron…

January/February 2010 National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation Newsletter Now On-line
February 5

January/February 2010 National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation Newsletter Now On-line

The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Jan-Feb 2010 Newsletter Now On-line: In this issue: Right to Work Sues Obama Administration, Demands Info on Big Labor Ties Big Labor Moves to Roll Back Sweeping Foundation Precedent Right…

February 4

That Didn't Take Long -- Welcome to Washington

Senator-elect Scott Brown (R-MA) hasn’t taken a vote in the Senate yet but the government union bosses are already trying to intimidate him.

February 4

That Didn't Take Long -- Welcome to Washington

Senator-elect Scott Brown (R-MA) hasn’t taken a vote in the Senate yet but the government union bosses are already trying to intimidate him.

February 4

Backdoor Card Check

Straight from the horse’s mouth on why the Becker nomination is so critical.  Stewart Acuff of the AFL-CIO declares,   “It (sic) we aren’t able to pass the Employee Free Choice Act, we will work with President Obama and Vice President…

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