The only answer I have off hand, leans on Right to Work and no forced dues legislation, and reversing the present attempt to shrink the election time to vote to go union, before the opposition/management/workers can even respond in kind and inform other workers.
There was a time, before Obama, where the unions were hardly a factor, down to 15%. Where are they getting their money? Union members dues can’t be enough to underwrite union efforts to create such havoc as they have been in Obama’s three years.
Now there is even a global effort to unionize underway, so this tells me there is a global web of communist inspired financiers (like Soros) that are banking them and count unions as a foundation for building a Marxist society, here for sure and everywhere else as soon as possible.
I sure don’t know why unions can not be corraled.
Greetings RitaOK:
Private sector unions should have the right to finance their favorite candidate; just as any private business should. My issue is the public sector unions purchasing the politician they collectively bargain with for access to the public’s checkbook.
Doubtful Rick or Newt would support RTW on the federal level. Right-to-work ought to remain a 10th amendment issue.
Cheers,
OLA