A gentleman with a hard-to-pronounce name at Townhall:
In Michigan, union bosses are testing a new strategy to increase their power and clout within the state. A constitutional amendment known locally as Proposal 2, or the “Protect Our Jobs” (POJ) amendment, would invalidate much of the common-sense progress that Governor Rick Snyder has made as it relates to public-sector unions, potentially overturning upwards of 170 pieces of legislation.
In Michigan, union bosses are testing a new strategy to increase their power and clout within the state. A constitutional amendment known locally as Proposal 2, or the “Protect Our Jobs” (POJ) amendment, would invalidate much of the common-sense progress that Governor Rick Snyder has made as it relates to public-sector unions, potentially overturning upwards of 170 pieces of legislation.
Beyond that, the amendment has frighteningly broad language, overturning any state law that might “abridge, impair, or limit” collective-bargaining rights for private and public employees.
Here is the headline:
Labor Bosses Fight Only to Protect their Jobs
I suppose if I write a headline like "Republican Bosses Fight Only to Protect Their Money" Fred, um, Wzlkkdjhasek would say "Darn tootin'!" so fair play.
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Fred, um, Wzlkkdjhasek would say "Darn tootin'!" so fair play.
Can we trick him into saying his name backwards?
Damn them and their vested interests.
The Republican position as currently adopted:
"Rights - the greatest threat to freedom and liberty in history"
In Michigan, union bosses are testing a new strategy to increase their power and clout within the state.
This new strategy of openly trying to get a majority of people to vote for something which then becomes law is UNCONSCIONABLE.
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