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Archive for February, 2011

Public Unions Must Go

Public Unions Must Go

The protesting public school teachers with fake doctor’s notes swarming the Capitol building in Madison, Wis., insist that Gov. Scott Walker is hell-bent on “union busting.” Walker denies that his effort to reform public-sector unions in Wisconsin is anything more than an honest attempt at balancing the state’s books. I hope the protesters are right. [...]

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Policy Brief: New Hampshire Flirts With Right-to-Work

 Congratulations to Jake Haulk and Frank Gamrat.  This is an excellent Policy Brief!   Policy Brief An electronic publication of The Allegheny Institute for Public Policy   February 21, 2011                                                                                                   Volume 11, Number 10 Last week, the New Hampshire House of Representatives sent a shock wave through New England and North Atlantic states by passing Right-to-Work legislation by [...]

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Public Unions Must Go

Public Unions Must Go

The protesting public school teachers with fake doctor’s notes swarming the Capitol building in Madison, Wis., insist that Gov. Scott Walker is hell-bent on “union busting.” Walker denies that his effort to reform public-sector unions in Wisconsin is anything more than an honest attempt at balancing the state’s books. I hope the protesters are right. [...]

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The Time for a Right to Work Law for Pennsylvania is NOW!

The Time for a Right to Work Law for Pennsylvania is NOW!

The Time for a Right to Work Law for Pennsylvania is NOW! By Mary Burkholder, Board Member, Pennsylvanians for Right to Work Pennsylvania has a unique opportunity to establish a Right To Work Law, this year. Governor Corbett said, “If a Right To Work Bill comes to my desk, I’ll sign it.” For skeptics of [...]

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Coolidge-Reagan-Walker?

Coolidge-Reagan-Walker?

When three-fourths of the Boston police department went on strike in 1919, leading to broken shop windows and looting, then-Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge called out the state militia and broke the strike. Coolidge declared, “There is no right to strike against the public safety by anybody, anywhere, any time.” His courage propelled him to the [...]

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