Indiana right to work legislation signed into law (wage, top 10, elect)

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by Bill Keegan

The page to which you link doesn't really address the issue at hand. This one, from the same site, does.

You're right. It's not 99% of labor union donations that go to Democrats. Just 92%.

Things surely better than balance out when surely a similar high percentage of CEOs give some of their millions to the Republicans.

[Kirdik]

Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie

Things surely balance out when surely a similar high percentage of CEOs give some of their millions to the Republicans.

What is the actual percentage?

[EddieB.Good]

This is why RTW is a bad idea:

[wjtwet]

Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie

Things surely better than balance out when surely a similar high percentage of CEOs give some of their millions to the Republicans.

what proof do you have of this. Lots of wall street money went to Obama last election

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by wjtwet

what proof do you have of this. Lots of wall street money went to Obama last election

None, I was speculating. Sorry.

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by EddieB.Good

This is why RTW is a bad idea:

So what went wrong? The Right to Work hucksters said you bring in Right to Work to your state and many high paying JOBS will come rushing in.

[HappyTexan]

Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie

So what went wrong? The Right to Work hucksters said you bring in Right to Work to your state and many high paying JOBS will come rushing in.

There are other factors as well. It's not just RTW.

Austin is enjoying a tech boom. Tenn got auto mfg.
COL is also an important factor.

Plenty of states were RTW and they are faring no worse than union states.

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie

What do you mean? Are NJ teachers required to give money to a union, whether they wish to become union member, or not?

First of all, the question you asked was whether they had to become a union member. The answer is YES.

To answer the above question - YES.

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by odanny

FOX watching, poor white trash all across the country celebrate another step toward the extinction of the middle class

If unions are so great for the middle class worker, why are they mandatory? Given a choice, wouldn't everyone want to be in a union, if they were wonderful?

Just askin'

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by odanny

Because I know of the ulterior motives, and you are oblivious to them.

Like I said, you believe whatever you want, I really don't care.

(oh, and something you don't know about unions: Most are full of "competitive" employees in the manufacturing sector, meaning new hires work for half of those established union members. Being in a union does not mean you will make a fair wage, either)

Please share with us the ulterior motives. Like taking dues from workers then funneling into the Democrat candidates almost 100%? Like forcing workers to join a union or they don't get to work? Like punishing good workers through a practice of rewarding time on the job versus productivity?