Rep. John Kline has taken the Card Check Bill by the horns weighing in with a powerful editorial against Big Labor’s card check scheme: “The right to a secret ballot is the cornerstone of our democracy. For centuries, Americans…
Big labor activists are pressuring Rep. Shelly Moore Capito to support the card-check bill. The Charleston Gazette reports that Capito has “not yet pledged her support to the legislation.” West Virginia readers and any other American who cares about workers’…
Big Labor – Big Hurry Fast Tracking Card Check Bill The inaptly but officially labeled “Employee Free Choice Act” (H.R. 800) was introduced in the 110th Congress by Rep. George Miller (CA-7) on February 5, 2007. House Democrats, fearing…
Policy analyst Doug Bandow dubs the recently introduced Card Check Forced Unionism Bill the “Secret Ballot Destruction Act.” It has a nice ring to it. You can link to the Bandow piece at www.americanprowler.org.
The Grand Rapid Press enters a common sense editorial for worker protection and against union intimidation with a policy editorial against the Card-Check Forced Unionism Bill that will be introduced in the Congress this week: Every American should have a…
We have reported about Democrat efforts in Iowa to destroy the state’s Right to Work Law. The Wall Street Journal has taken notice. In an editorial entitled, “Iowa Emigration Act,” the Journal correctly highlights the economic implications of the effort:…
Newly elected Wisconsin Congressman Steve Kagen was a beneficiary of Big Labor’s free spending of workers dues money for endorsing government-run health care and other Big Labor agenda items. Now Big Labor has come knocking for support on more issues.
Presidential aspirant John Edwards was on MSNBC’s Hardball program, pitching his support for the “Card-Check” bill, but host Christ Mathews’ questions did more to undermine the bill than Edwards’ answers did to support it. Surprisingly, Mathews, a Democrat who used…
The People’s Daily World, a publication of the Communist Party of America, reports that AFL-CIO Legislative Director Bill Samuel is happy “to be playing offense for the first time” in his career. That offensive agenda will certainly include efforts to…