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The Hill: Dems to Ignore Rules To Reward SEIU & AFSCME
Big Labor’s forced unionism expansion bill, also known as ObamaCare, appears to remain on track despite widespread public opposition and a possible defeat in Massachusetts according to Michael O’Brien from The Hill: Dem lawmaker hints at reconciliation for…
More on the Health Care Labor Kickback
The Galen Institute, a health care foundation, writes: “The Cornhusker Kick: Just when we thought the health care legislation could not possibly get any worse, any more damaging, or any more disgusting in its vote-buying kickbacks and special favors, then…
More on the Latest Union Payoff
Rich Lowery takes a look at the “rank deal” that has bought big labor’s endorsement of the president’s health care reform bill. The New York Post takes the criticism a step further: It took two days…
Massachusetts Invaded
The Purple Army of SEIU agitators are heading to Massachusetts to try to elect SEIU water-carrier Martha Coakley to the open Senate seat.
No rubber stamp for Southers
By Mark Mix (Washington Times Op-Ed) Should American taxpayers worry about the federal government being unable to fire incompetent security agents at airports? If the union bosses and their Democratic allies get their way by taking advantage of the…
Big Labor paying for Coakley's Massachusetts Photo-op Crowd
Fleming and Hayes Blog: As she approached, the giant men holding signs (as if on cue) rushed up in the middle of the road to block off Scott Brown supporters. One of them nearly knocked Angel over and was not…
Deal: 92.5% of Private Sector Non-Union Workers could be taxed -- but not Union Members
Congress Daily reports that labor union bosses have struck a deal to exempt union monopoly bargained healthcare plans from any tax. In plain English, this means that Americans who are not union members but have the same plan as union…
SEIU Jumps In Mass
With their forced unionism agenda threatened, the SEIU has jumped into the Massachusetts Senate race with an attack ad against Republican Scott Brown. The ad buy is a cool $685,000 — straight from the coffers of workers dues money.