Archive for September, 2010
Big Labor, Not Tea Party, Is Workers’ Worst Enemy
Big Labor, Not Tea Party, Is Workers’ Worst Enemy by Michelle Malkin The Service Employees International Union plans to send 25,000 rank-and-file workers on 500 buses to Washington this weekend to protest the tea party movement, Republicans and Fox News. If SEIU members had any sense, they’d be demonstrating at their own bosses’ D.C. headquarters. [...]
Full StoryBucks County Commissioner Jim Cawley supporting Right to Work Act
By: PETER HALL The Intelligencer – September 27, 2010 Pennsylvania should be considering right to work legislation to make the state more competitive in the current economic climate, said Bucks County Commissioner Jim Cawley. The Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, Cawley has expressed that point of view while campaigning in parts of Pennsylvania. He can [...]
Full StoryLt. Governor Candidate Jim Cawley Favors Right to Work Legislation
Jim Cawley, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, has stated his support for a Right to Work law! Pennsylvanians for Right to Work board member, Lois Kaneshiki, posted the video on Youtube. We are providing it here for you to see as well. The video was recorded on Saturday, 9/11/10, at the Altoona First Festival. Fast [...]
Full StoryBig Labor’s Legacy of Violence
Big Labor’s Legacy of Violence By Michelle Malkin To mark Labor Day 2010, President Obama will join hands with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka in Milwaukee and pose as champions of the working class. Bad move. Trumka’s organizing record is a shameful reminder of the union movement’s violent and corrupt foundations. The new Obama/AFL-CIO power alliance [...]
Full StoryIf Indiana becomes a right-to-work state, could it affect Michigan’s ability to lure business?
If Indiana becomes a right-to-work state, could it affect Michigan’s ability to lure business? Monday, September 06, 2010, 7:06 AM Julia Bauer | The Grand Rapids Press View full size GRAND RAPIDS — Indiana could be heading back to the right-to-work column if voters put Republican majorities in both houses of the legislature this fall. [...]
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