John Fund of the Wall Street Journal weighs in on Democrat leaders’ most recent attempt to “cut spending” and benefit the Big Labor bosses. Highlights include: The new Democratic Congress has finally found a government agency whose budget it…
Big Labor must feel under siege. Their efforts to eliminate secret ballot elections for union certification — so they can intimidate and pressure workers into joining and paying dues to a union — have stalled in Washington, D.C. And now…
Forced unionism apologists in the North Carolina House, seeking to remove the Tar Heel State’s 50-year-old ban on collective bargaining by state and local government employees, moved one step closer to getting the camel’s head in the tent. Big Labor…
When Sen. Arlen Specter cast the lone Republican vote in support of the card check scam, he might have thought he was buying peace in Pennsylvania. Not so. Picking the union bosses over the rights of rank-and-file workers just isn’t…
Former Federal Elections Commissioner Bradley Smith has an excellent piece on campaign finance “reform” and freedom of speech. As former House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt once said: “two important values in direct conflict: freedom of speech and our desire…
Despite the highest unemployment rate in America, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm refuses to support true reform for her state. Granholm announced she would not upset her political benefactors by supporting Right to Work in the Wolverine State. Confident she could…
The National Right to Work Committee (NRTWC) was on the forefront opposing the McCain-Feingold legislation that muzzled citizen groups from participating in the election process. But now the Supreme Court has obliterated the most unconstitutional aspect of the law —…
House Member and presidential candidate Tom Tancredo has called for enactment of a National Right to Work bill. The Des Moines Register reports that Tancredo “voiced his support for such a law at an informal afternoon meeting with five members…
AFL-CIO Boss John Sweeney, smarting over the defeat of the Card Check Scam Bill in the U.S. Senate, told a group of 500 union delegates that “they may have lost a battle over legislation making it easier for unions to…