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Sen. Ben Nelson Archives

Deal: 92.5% of Private Sector Non-Union Workers could be taxed -- but not Union Members
January 13

Deal: 92.5% of Private Sector Non-Union Workers could be taxed -- but not Union Members

Congress Daily reports that labor union bosses have struck a deal to exempt union monopoly bargained healthcare plans from any tax.   In plain English, this means that Americans who are not union members but have the same plan as union…

December 31

National Right to Work Committee Launches TV Ad Blitz to Urge Senator Ben Nelson to Oppose Big Labor Power Grabs

National Right to Work Committee Press Release (12/31/2009): Worker Advocate says Nelson could once again be deciding vote Springfield, VA – The National Right to Work Committee will begin today a television ad campaign in media markets throughout Nebraska to…

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