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The Washington Times lends a voice of opposition to the proposed billion-dollar bailout of the Big Three carmakers and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union.
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Bosses Pushing Card Check Scam
Despite not yet achieving a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate (Minnesota, Georgia and Alaska election results are still awaiting finality), Big Union activists are pushing hard to get their Card Check Scam Bill enacted into law. The Investor’s Business Daily…
Workers Be Wary
John Lott takes an insightful look at the Card Check Scam: WOULD you like elections without secret ballots? To most Americans, the notion is absurd. But, if Barack Obama becomes president, secret ballots seem destined to end for at…
Big Labor's Chit
Will Obama cash Big Labor’s chit?…
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Detroit Bailout -- More than Meets the Eye
House Democrat leaders are pushing for another bailout of American car manufacturers. $25 billion in loans have already been approved and Sen. Debbie Stabenow is looking for another $25 billion more. Of course, the loans would come with no strings…
Waiting to Cash In
Big Labor bosses are ready to ram through their power-grabbing agenda with the help of a new crop of congressional water carriers — and they are not hiding their demands. Just read the headlines: “After Push for Obama, Unions…
New Right to Work Podcast: Compulsory Unionism and Public Education
National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation VP Stefan Gleason sits down with Matt Brouillette of the Pennsylvania-based Commonwealth Foundation to discuss the compulsory unionism stranglehold over much of America’s educational system. Click here to check it out.
Virginia Democrats Hide Massive Union Contribution
From the Washington Post: The Virginia Democratic Party failed to properly disclose a $200,000 donation it received in early September from a labor union, party officials admitted . . . . On Sept. 4, the Laborers’ Political League Education…