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That’s something to agree with Ed Schultz about. Congress defund the damned Democrat’s Socialist “Progressive” movement, and the States legislate “Right To Work”, outlaw government Unions, and the Left is dead in the water.

This is war, and they are threatening blood loss of the American people if they don’t get their way. That means it’s all out war. They declared it. We have to recognize their declaration, and defeat them.

They may be running away physically from their Constitutional duties in effort to promote their Socialist agenda, but our people are running away from confronting the declaration that these people have made that they are going to take away our constitutional Republic, and turn it into a Socialist HELL.

The winner of the war IMO will either be organized World wide return to the dark ages, or a return to a wiser Constitutional Republic with strengthened, reinforced pillars of foundation, and leadership to prevent the rest of those Nations that want freedom from falling to the Socialist agenda.

Without America the World would have fallen long ago IMO. That is why the current assault to take us down from within by the Socialist Democrats under Obama, and his handlers.

New Hampshire House Passes Right-to-Work Measure, Governor Promises Veto

On Tuesday afternoon, the GOP-led House in New Hampshire voted 221-131 to make the Granite State the 23rd state in the nation to outlaw unions’ ability to have workers fired for not paying union dues. The bill to make New Hampshire a Right-to-Work state now moves to the New Hampshire Senate where Republicans enjoy a 19-5 majority. However, before the bill become law it must be signed by the Democratic Governor, John Lynch, who has said he would veto it.

According to Republican Steve Vaillancourt, overriding Democrat Lynch’s expected veto is possible, but it may be difficult:

House Bill 474, better known as the Right To Work bill (”relative to freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union”), will pass the New Hampshire House overwhelmingly this week (either late Tuesday or early Wednesday), but the number to watch is 31.

That’s the number of Republicans who could vote against the bill, and it would still survive Governor John Lynch’s promised veto when it comes back later in the spring.

Here’s how it works, and these numbers are based on all Reps being present for a given vote (something that never happens, of course). With Republican in control 297-102, if 31 Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against the bill, the margin would be 266-133, exactly enough to override a veto. Bearing in mind that Tuesday’s vote was 221-131, according to Vaillancourt’s comments above, overriding a gubernatorial veto is readily within the GOP’s grasp.