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Tag: MiCPAC

Union Weakness Will Bring Continued Failure

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Sun Mar 25, 2012 at 01:43:17 PM EST
Tags: Indiana, Mitch Daniels, Labor, RTW, FTW, Michigan, MiCPAC (all tags)

So the unions want to put an ANTI-RTW ballot initiative up for a vote in Michigan?

Go ahead suckers.

The huff and puffery of Democrat and Union leadership is simply meant to shake the foundation of the fence sitters in the legislature. Perhaps even to scare our governor Rick Snyder, who has commented on the divisiveness that our own Right To Work efforts might bring.

They TRIED to keep it out of Indiana.

Senator Carlin Yoder in this video from the Michigan CPAC discusses the right to work effort and the final passage making Indiana the 23rd right to work state in the country.

It should be noted, Governor Mitch Daniels was not on the side of RTW until recently. He began to see the benefits of RTW for Indiana, and then, what many acknowledge as his competitive spirit, kicked in. Now Indiana is seeing immediate activity and interest as a result of its passing the Right to Work legislation.

Labor couldn't stop it there. And now their empty threats of rolling back labor related legislation passed in Michigan's 2011-2012 session will ring in the same failure.

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