Tancredo Calls for National Right to Work

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 of the Professional Educators of Iowa….Tancredo, who worked as a civics teacher for eight years in Jefferson County, Colo., before entering politics, said he worked to form a group similar to PEI in his state. He encouraged PEI members to expand their group and continue their opposition to the ‘fair share’ legislation leading into next year’s legislative session.”

Hopefully, Tancredo’s support for workers choice will extend to the other candidates in the race as well. But in the meantime, kudos to Rep. Tancredo.

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