Newly-elected Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell understands the impact the Card Check Forced Unionism bill would have on the economy: “I think binding arbitration is actually the most egregious part of EFCA,” he said. “Allowing a federal arbitrator to come in and…
The Washington Examiner reports on how Virginia’s Right to Work law allows states to implement reforms that offer better educational opportunities for children: An inability to remove bad teachers from the classroom has stymied education reform in Maryland and the…
This past election, opponents of forced unionism in Virginia sent the union bosses’ handpicked politicians a LOUD and CLEAR message . . . . . . supporting Big Labor’s forced-unionism agenda doesn’t pay politically. You see, it’s no secret that…
The Virginia Public Access Project reported that United Association labor union, formerly known as the Plumbers Union, bosses chose to flush ten of thousands of dollars down the Deeds for Virginia Governor drain. Other reports declared that Big Labor Bosses…
According to the Washington Post, Democrat candidate for Virginia Governor Creigh Deeds’ biggest group of contributors is forced-dues funded Big Labor: The Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP) has been working hard to slice and dice finance reports submitted…
Union bosses are doubling down in Virginia’s Governor race, dropping another $400,000 to try to push Creigh Deeds over the finish line. The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees union, AFSCME, dropped the money bomb recently to…
Kimberly Strassel on Virginia Democrat Creigh Deeds stalking horse candidacy to repeal Virginia’s Right to Work law: And don’t forget Big Labor, which worries that a prominent Democratic defeat might slow its political momentum in Washington. Labor has…
Virginia’s Democrat gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds is in hot water for promising to undermine the state’s Right to Work law. As we have written before, big labor is spending big money to help Deeds and it appears their support has…
Incredibly Creigh Deeds, the Democrat gubernatorial candidate is trying to walk a tight rope between his public support for the state’s Right to Work law and his union masters who are, according to the Washington Post, “investing heavily in…