Biden's PRO Big Labor Bosses Labor Department Nominee: Julie Su
National Right To Work Committee President Mark Mix with Mike Ferguson on his radio show discuss the Biden nomination of California radical Julie Su for U.S. Labor Secretary
The liberal Minnesota Star Tribune takes state Democrats to task for trying to reward union bosses with the forced unionization of Minnesota child care providers:
If a child care provider union comes to pass, some of the $207 million in taxpayer dollars spent annually to help Minnesota families pay for child care will instead be skimmed off as union dues, deposited into the coffers of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
About a third of providers’ inaugural monthly dues of $25 would go to AFSCME’s national organization. In a previous editorial, we asked how this money sent out of state would improve day care here. We’re still waiting for a good answer that doesn’t involve vague assurances about “advocacy” by well-paid national staff.
It’s fitting that much of the Senate’s debate took place in the dark of night. But DFL lawmakers are fooling themselves if they doubt that Minnesotans see this overreaching legislation for what it is: the collection of a campaign IOU by labor interests who worked on the party’s behalf in 2012.
National Right To Work Committee President Mark Mix with Mike Ferguson on his radio show discuss the Biden nomination of California radical Julie Su for U.S. Labor Secretary
As of late May, 79 U.S. House members had cosponsored H.R.1200. Cosponsors, shown clockwise from top right, include Jim Jordan, Chip…
One reason why spendable income is higher in Right to Work states is forced-dues states’ substantially higher state-local tax burdens.