Fight the Power
Gary Andres in the Washington Times provides readers with a timely synopsis of the power of Big Labor.
Gary Andres in the Washington Times provides readers with a timely synopsis of the power of Big Labor.
When Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich approached the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) bosses for a pay-to-play scandal to appoint a U.S. Senator, he wasn’t cold calling. They have a long “mutually beneficial” relationship, one that the Wall Street Journal…
With the media turning its focus on the Card Check Scam, voices from across the country are speaking out to oppose the unprecedented power grab by union bosses. In the Houston Chronicle, Ronald Trowbridge writes about his experience being…
The Senate Conservative Fund is a political action committee “dedicated to electing true conservatives” to the United States Senate. While we certainly wish more liberal members of the Senate were supportive of the Right to Work, the fact is, most,…
Big Labor’s wish list continues to grow and Human Events newspaper has documented the Big Labor Bosses’ “Top Ten” agenda items. The list includes the notorious Card Check Scam Bill; repeal of our Right to Work, and the outrageous…
It’s not often the New York Times opens its eyes and gives its readers a headline like this — “Union Linked to Corruption Scandal.”…
The presidential transition is underway and Big Labor Bosses are not hiding their new sense of power. Click here to see what Investor’s Business Daily’s Editorial Page has to say.
President-elect Barack Obama reiterated his support for the forced unionism Card Check Scam Bill: Asked if Obama’s support for the [ridiculously named] Employee Free Choice Act remained as strong as his public proclamations suggested on the campaign trail, transition spokesman…
President-elect Obama’s plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in public construction will certainly be funneled through union-only construction projects. Although only 15% of America’s private-public hardhat labor force currently belongs to a union, you can rest…