<<<< When Unions buy presidents, the American people lose. The All American Entrepreneur with info from the Daily Caller, makes for a most important Midknight Review post.
After Big Labor spent nearly $1 billion to get President
Obama and his forced-unionism allies elected in 2008, Obama did not disappoint.
Here is a breakdown of the top 10 most outrageous Big Labor
paybacks of the Obama administration:
1. Hiding union boss expenditures. Obama started
his term strong. Shortly after getting elected, Obama appointed forced-unionism
partisan Hilda Solis to run the Department of Labor. Solis, in combination with
numerous Obama executive orders, promptly rolled back any (albeit modest)
progress in union boss transparency and disclosure requirements . . . . .
2. Obama’s first budget slashed
funding for the Office of Labor and Management Standards (OLMS), the federal
agency that enforces union disclosure laws. . . . .
3. Obama stack the deck as to the membership of the union watchdog agency, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), placing two union members to the three man commission . . . . . . .
4. Throwing away election ballots. Becker [see point#3] was a
key vote in striking down any protections workers had against card-check union
organizing drives, . .. .
5. Ambushing workers. The Obama NLRB pushed new
rules to make union organizing campaigns
as one-sided as possible by ambushing workers into union membership and dues
payments. . . . . . . .
6. Compelling
employers to promote unionism. . . . . .
7. Persecuting non-union job providers. . . . . . .
8. Constitution out on “recess.” Obama using ‘executive orders’ to circumvent
congress. . . . . .
9. Runaway (unionism) train -
unionizing all our national rail systems.
10. Obamacare(s) for union bosses -
ObamaCare punishes non-union
healthcare providers and opens the door to
the unionization of all 21 million healthcare providers including our nations doctors
--
against their will. . . . . .
Source: thanks to the Daily Caller for its work on this matter. You will need to read that article for its fully stated work.
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