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Virginia Archives

August 31

Attention Virginia Voters

Politico.com has a critical story about big labor’s attempt to buy the Virginia gubernatorial election for Democrat Creigh Deeds: Organized labor is betting big in Virginia and New Jersey, where two critical off-year gubernatorial races are taking place in November…In Virginia,…

June 8

More From Virginia

Democrat gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe’s biggest single contribution is from … drum roll please … big labor.  The American Federation of County and Municipal Employees gave McAuliffe an astounding $870,000.  The union bosses would love to roll back Virginia’s Right to Work law…

June 8

Surprise, Surprise Cash Pours into Virginia Election

Guess who is pouring massive amounts of campaign cash into the Virginia elections?  That’s right the “emboldened union bosses are “investing” in order to secure “leverage” in the Right to Work state.  The Washington Post reports: Organized labor is…

May 12

Card Check Compromise "Fool's Errand" But we have been "fooled" before!

Sen. Ben Nelson seems to get the Card Check quandary: You  might think that statement would come from a Republican, but it’s actually from a Democrat. Reports that there might be a deal near on the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), or…

April 23

A Tangled Webb

Sen. Jim Webb (D-VA) – a cosponsor of the Card Check Forced Unionism bill in 2008 (S. 560 in this congress) – is now indicating that he may withhold support for the bill.  His spokesperson Jessica Smith said, “He doesn’t believe…

April 21

Sen. Warner Feeling the Heat

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) has been informing constituents that he intends to vote to move the Card Check Forced Unionism bill, S. 560, to the Senate floor — a vote in favor of the measure.  But now he too appears to be…

April 19

Warner Rethinking Forced-Unionism Position?

As readers of this blog know, Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) has been sending a letter to constituents announcing his intention to vote for cloture on the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill (S. 560). A vote for cloture is tantamount to…

April 10

Sen. Warner Will Help Pass the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill

Sen. Mark Warner’s (D-VA) response to constituents opposed to the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill is a letter saying that the bill “should be debated and vote[d] upon by the Senate.” Of course, that means that Warner will support efforts…

March 14

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…

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