Mark Mix and Steve Gruber discuss Gretchen Whitmer’s support for forced dues in Michigan
Mark Mix joins Radio Talker Steve Gruber to discuss Gretchen Whitmer’s desires to repeal Michigan's Right to Work protections.
Despite lack of interest from Republican Governor Rick Snyder, Michigan Republicans are moving forward in an effort to save Michigan and break the economic stranglehold big labor has on the economy. “The climate is right and the chemistry in Lansing is right,” said Rep. Mike Shirkey, R-Clark Lake, who is working on bills he believes will have strong support in the House. “The sentiments in the public are also very supportive.”
The Detroit News says “If it’s approved, Michigan would become the 23rd state in the nation to make it illegal to require workers to join or financially support a union as a condition of employment. But the change — not expected to happen without a fierce and costly fight — would also mark a stunning first based on Michigan’s history as an organized labor stronghold and the birthplace of the powerful United Auto Workers.”
Michigan has been suffering a slow and painful death for two decades. The cost of doing business in the state is too high — thanks for politicians and their big labor allies who literally drove business out of the state and their main employers into bankruptcy. Restoring balance to the economy — by giving workers the right to not join a union — will level the playing field and help create jobs once again.
Gov. Snyder needs to gets off the fence and lead the charge to save his state.
Mark Mix joins Radio Talker Steve Gruber to discuss Gretchen Whitmer’s desires to repeal Michigan's Right to Work protections.
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