Edgetho
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Unlike some 'Republicans' who think we should take such suicidal actions as shutting down the goobermint or trying to impeach an unimpeachable Liar in Chief......
This is how Adults do things. This is what separates Leaders from followers.
This is how you win.
dimocraps have taken over so many of our institutions that, even when we win elections, they're just churning out more and more little dimocrap larvae. We have to go after the 'Queens' -- the things that support dimocraps, the things that fund them, the things you don't always see.
And here is their number one Queen that needs to be destroyed..... Not limited or taken down a notch -- Destroyed
Unions:
Opting Out of Unions Gets Boost in States
More ‘Right to Work’ Proposals Are Expected as Republicans Capitalize on Statehouse Gains
A new wave of bills that would allow workers to opt out of joining unions is expected from Maine to New Mexico as Republicans look to capitalize on statehouse gains to put new limits on organized labor.
Nearly half of U.S. states already have such laws—called “right to work” measures by backers—which allow employees in unionized workplaces to refrain from joining a union and paying dues. But only three states have become part of those ranks in the past two decades: Oklahoma in 2001 and Michigan and Indiana in 2012.
Supporters of such laws say November’s election could provide new momentum as legislatures reconvene and Republicans have the largest number of state lawmakers since 1920. But such bills would face opposition from labor leaders and Democrats, while some Republicans see the often divisive issue as a distraction.
Backers say workers should be able to choose whether to join a union, and they say the laws can make their states more attractive to employers.
Edge:
I didn't add a link because it wouldn't do any good. It's from the WSJ and you'd run into a subscription wall.
So what you do is C&P the title into google and when it comes up with a WSJ address in the search results, you click on that and you'll get a 'Free Pass'.
The WSJ don't mind. Seriously.
We need to win these battles or we're going to go down the drain with Greece, Portugal, France, et al.
Believe it.
This is how Adults do things. This is what separates Leaders from followers.
This is how you win.
dimocraps have taken over so many of our institutions that, even when we win elections, they're just churning out more and more little dimocrap larvae. We have to go after the 'Queens' -- the things that support dimocraps, the things that fund them, the things you don't always see.
And here is their number one Queen that needs to be destroyed..... Not limited or taken down a notch -- Destroyed
Unions:
Opting Out of Unions Gets Boost in States
More ‘Right to Work’ Proposals Are Expected as Republicans Capitalize on Statehouse Gains
A new wave of bills that would allow workers to opt out of joining unions is expected from Maine to New Mexico as Republicans look to capitalize on statehouse gains to put new limits on organized labor.
Nearly half of U.S. states already have such laws—called “right to work” measures by backers—which allow employees in unionized workplaces to refrain from joining a union and paying dues. But only three states have become part of those ranks in the past two decades: Oklahoma in 2001 and Michigan and Indiana in 2012.
Supporters of such laws say November’s election could provide new momentum as legislatures reconvene and Republicans have the largest number of state lawmakers since 1920. But such bills would face opposition from labor leaders and Democrats, while some Republicans see the often divisive issue as a distraction.
Backers say workers should be able to choose whether to join a union, and they say the laws can make their states more attractive to employers.
Edge:
I didn't add a link because it wouldn't do any good. It's from the WSJ and you'd run into a subscription wall.
So what you do is C&P the title into google and when it comes up with a WSJ address in the search results, you click on that and you'll get a 'Free Pass'.
The WSJ don't mind. Seriously.
We need to win these battles or we're going to go down the drain with Greece, Portugal, France, et al.
Believe it.