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Originally Posted by BFalls  AH, McCain can say anything he wants, BUT, it is the Congress (Senate & House) that makes the laws governing us. He can approve or veto any labor law. You also have to take into account one other little thing, Sarah Palin. Her husband is a member if the Iron Workers Union. I think we may just have an "advocate" in the White House if they get elected.....As it goes for organizing, you can't blame that fully on the government, some of the blame has to fall where it should, which is the International, which tainted the waters w/Overnite and Uncle Leo.
BTW: I am Republican, a past steward and current member. If You want to send me back to the "non-union" barn I came from, I'll just have to get refinanced so that I can reopen my corporation, come steal your freight away and put you on layoff so that the Dem's can give you ADC, GA, food stamps and welfare. Don't want you to perspire while exuding a little phone energy & getting your freebies! |
Palin's husband can be a member of any union he wants that don't mean as workers we will have an advocate in the whitehouse, if McBush gets elected. The bottom line: the republican party agenda is anti labor union, McCain voted against the EFCA, since Reagan, the republican policy changes have been designed to undermine organized labor, starting with busting the air traffic controllers union and continuing with the on going gutting of the NLRA. I don't care what labor union her husband belongs to, the repub's will not defer to that affiliation and abandon their agenda, period...