[Jeff Head]

There are states in these United States where they could do that here and not be Union.

Trouble is, there are all sorts of other very costly regulations, aside from Unions, we have saddled manufacturing with...not to mention the taxes.

[Hardastarboard]

there are all sorts of other very costly regulations, aside from Unions, we have saddled manufacturing with

Democrats (and some Republicans, let's be honest here) saddle businesses with unsustainable regulations that force them to either go out of business or move to more business friendly locales, then want to punish them for moving their businesses off shore, and get votes for it.

God, the American people are stupid. Sometimes I wonder if the concept of democracy is really tenable after all.

[org.whodat]

Trouble is, there are all sorts of other very costly regulations, aside from Unions, we have saddled manufacturing with...not to mention the taxes.

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Some of those regulation are needed. You don't recall the time when GM sold cars that they did not treat the metal to prevent rust do you.

[Beagle8U]

“There are states in these United States where they could do that here and not be Union. “

No, really they can't. Not even in RTW states.

The master agreement that all the big three must sign, and never expires, states that any big three plant built in America will be covered by the UAW from day one, without need for a vote.