Don’t let up.
Iowa readers should continue to contact their state representatives — immediately.
Big Labor’s efforts to carve up the rights of Iowa workers have hit a major road block — the massive outpouring of opposition by the citizens of Iowa — in the state House. The Des Moines Register notes that:
Democratic leaders in the Iowa House unexpectedly postponed Thursday’s “fair share” [sic] debate after meeting in private for four hours and concluding they no longer had enough votes to pass the bill.
Word in the halls was Democrat leaders and the union bosses were putting incredible pressure on several Democrat representatives to vote to make government employees second class citizens and essentially compelling them to join a union. They need to hear from you.
Tell them NO to forced unionism in Iowa.
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