The Card Check Bill would help Big Labor activists steal votes in favor of forced unionism — essentially legalizing what Teamsters in Illinois tried to do: Two former union officers and an organizer for Teamsters Local 743 rigged a union…
A number of constitutional scholars believe the secret ballot provisions of the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill are unconstitutional. David Rivkin and Lee Casey agree. While there are strong arguments that suggest they are correct, workers should be cautious.
The argument that workers will be pressured into joining a union if the Forced Unionism Card Check Bill is enacted into law is not theoretical. Fox News interviewed workers at Dana Corporation Auto Parts for the real story of…
The Evansville, Indiana Courier Press lends its voice in opposition to the Card Check Scam: . . . It is a basic standard of democracy, a protection that allows them [workers] the freedom to vote their conscience and their best…
Sen. Mark Warner’s (D-VA) response to constituents opposed to the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill is a letter saying that the bill “should be debated and vote[d] upon by the Senate.” Of course, that means that Warner will support efforts…
The Washington Examiner has weighed in on tainted Big Labor contributions to congressmen pushing the Card Check Forced-Unionism Bill: Seventeen congressmen representing both political parties who are sponsors of organized labor’s top legislative priority for 2009 refuse to say if…
In a scathing editorial, the Columbus Dispatch dispatches arguments in favor of the forced-unionism scheme called the Card Check Scam: The absurdly named Employee Free Choice Act is bad for business and bad for workers, who should look beyond labor…
Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) is seeking a backroom deal to revitalize the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill. The Hill reports: . . . Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) said he intends to approach Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) on the Senate…
As we have warned, some lawmakers are entertaining discussions about a “compromise” on the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill. Noted law professor Richard Epstein warns: So now it appears that unions may be prepared to scrap the card check…