Reasons to override the Lynch veto on Right to Work continue to Mount. Yesterday–buried between the videos from the Steak Out–I asked how you could call yourself a Republican and be against right to work because forced unionization is an automatic funding mandate for the entire left wing agenda. How do you promote Republican principles while forcing others to finance people bent on their destruction. Workers deserve the choice to conscientiously object to that agenda and its affect on the nation.
As if to prove my point, in today’s Union Leader, we see another example of why workers need the freedom to shun union abuse and how Unions with deep pockets and national connections, try to pressure small towns. In March the town of Littleton decided it had to cut its budget. The economy being what it is who can blame them. The $745,000.00 dollar budget savings resulted in having to fire one police officer. According to the article, two days later the SEA, New Hampshire’s State Employee ASSociation called for a Boycott of 13 businesses in town that supported the reduction.
So trying to manage your town budget to keep spending within your means can result in the cry-baby Union using intimidation tactics on the local business community.
Democrats thought they had something for a minute. After the GOP majority reduced the cigarette tax the revenue didn’t shoot right up the next day. It actually did not shoot up the first month either. Naturally this made knees jerk all over the party headquarters and the muttering began about how decreasing the tax forced us to reduce valuable government services. (Women, children, and public union employees hit hardest.)
The state has no right to come between the union and its workers right? Well I think I agree, because we now know how that works out. 
