Governor Daniels signs Right to Work bill into law (INDIANA)

WIBC Radio ^ | 2/1/12 | Ted Andrews

[TMA62]

I remember Daniels getting a lot of heat for not pushing RTW legislation last year. He and the Indiana House and Senate had a lot on their plates legislatively last year. Daniels wanted hearings on it last year and to look at RTW for this session. In December, Daniels came out in full support of RTW.

Today he signed the bill into law making Indiana the 23rd RTW state in the nation. You gotta give Daniels credit. He is a man of his word. Great job Mitch!!!

[opus86]

Good for him, and I criticized him for backing off of it last year. Well done Governor.

[Mr. Lucky]

Actually, Indiana was a right to work state before the Johnson landslide of 1964 gave the Democrats sufficient control of both chambers of the legislature, as well as of the governor's office, to repeal the law. It's taken the Republicans 48 years to regain sufficient control of the legislature, as well as of the governor's office, to restore this fundamental freedom to Hoosiers.

Just think about what 48 years of forced union corruption has done to the industrial base of Indiana cities. What's happened to Gary, Indiana, is a metaphor for what union - Democrat party corruption has done everywhere it has held sway.

If the union goobers are upset with the passage of right to wark in Indiana, they should lay the blame where it belongs: at the feet of Barak Hussein Obama. Without his performance during the 1st two years in office, right to waork would never have passed.

[longtermmemmory]

places which are NOT right to work have, generally, the worst ecconomies....

right to work= good ecconomy

[bert]

The thugs are still there and will likely begin to sabotage, crap in their own nest.

I saw this up close and personal when they sabotaged work being done for me in retaliation to changes made by my vendor and their employer.