Here is an Idea

First, Big Labor unions in Michigan drive up the cost of making an American automobile to the point where they are not competitive in the marketplace. Then, union bosses demand the taxpayers provide the auto companies with $50 billion in loans — with no reforms. Here is an idea — tie the loans to enactment of a Michigan Right to Work law. That would help Michigan workers, allow the companies to compete in the future, and ensure that the taxpayers won’t be on the hook again.

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