Nelson Targeted
Big Labor has let the cat out of the bag. Their strategy is simple — get supporters to vote to move the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill to the floor of the Senate and they will get a free pass…
Big Labor Lunacy
The Chattanooga Times Free Press wonders “Who Questions the Secret Ballot?” It’s a good question. The fact is, the secret ballot is so engrained as part of our democracy it seems like lunacy to ditch it. But Big Labor is…
Union Boss Against Card Check Scam?
The City Wire reports that Neal Catlett, a former union boss at the Whirlpool plant in Fort Smith, Arkansas, opposes the Card Check Scam Bill. “I strongly support secret ballots. Period. It doesn’t matter at what level, whether it is…
Big Labor Presence Felt in Virginia
The Washington Post examines efforts by Big Labor bosses to expand their influence in Virginia. Not surprisingly, the union big wigs are trying to buy their influence. Big Labor donations accounted for about half of the $1.3 million the…
Free Choice? Anything But
The Las Vegas Review Journal sees through the obfuscation of the coercive Card Check Forced Unionism Bill.
Michigan: No Longer Can Afford to Stop Right to Work
David Gillis of the Times Herald newspaper in Port Huron, Michigan has looked at the numbers and concludes Michigan can no longer afford to restrict workers’ Right to Work. Why? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, in the 22…
Going the Extra Mile for the Union Bosses
Iowa House Speaker Pat Murphy has gone the extra mile to reward the union bosses with taxpayer largess. With his efforts to enact a state prevailing wage law stalled by a single vote, Murphy has done the extraordinary —…
Iowa's Big Union Bosses Lose First Battle
Despite heavy lifting by the Iowa Governor and House Speaker Pay Murphy, who used extraordinary efforts to pass a state “prevailing wage law,” Iowa union bosses suffered a legislative setback when the bill failed to pass the House by a…
Labor-Backed Bills Will Devastate Economy
With Iowa’s Right to Work Law targeted for repeal by the union bosses, citizens and members of the state legislature are rising up to defend workers’ choice. Among them is State Sen. Pat Ward. Writing forcefully in the Des Moines…