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Today unions representing millions of workers are threatening to authorize strikes. Those strikes are not for better wages. They have nothing to do with working conditions. The strikes are not even for the union members. They are in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and social justice.
The Democrats threw white middle-class workers under the bus in 2016, and it cost them an election. But you learn from your mistakes, or maybe you’re too damn smart to learn anything. That would be Democrats, who pissed of the police unions already and have now turned off a 3 million-member trade union.
For those of us around at that time, what teacher’s unions are hinting at sounds like “PATCO” more and more. If you weren’t, that refers to the Federal air traffic controllers that tried to call then-President Reagan’s bluff. By law, they couldn’t strike; they did anyways. They lost – he fired them all.
With fewer than four weeks remaining before school begins, union bosses, school administrative units (SAUs), and school boards seem to be conspiring to hold the school year hostage at the price of our children’s future.
Jobs were only briefly “not a big concern” for most of America. The Trump economy had reached what technically amounts to full employment. Then the Dems and Globalists killed it with this COVID fraud and jobs are a thing again. And Joe Biden has promised to kill a whole bunch of them if elected.
The National Association of Police Organizations has a good idea who has their back, and it is not Joe Biden. That should have been apparent years ago, but we’re talking about unions and other bragging groups that typically lean toward Democrats. Not this time around.
Towns in Massachusetts are laying off public school teachers. In some cases, more than one hundred per district. Why? The COIVID19 shutdown Democrats were so hot for has harpooned tax revenues: no commerce, no money, no revenues, no paychecks.
The Nashua Teachers Union (NTU) is sharing a link on their Facebook page to a letter from the Teachers Union in Minneapolis (MFT). In it, the President is accused of calling for citizens exercising their constitutional rights to be shot. Well, now, this, I must see!
Before we spring for a $75 billion bailout perhaps we should take a few minutes for understanding the USPS Situation. Last Friday the US Postal Service made a financial disclosure. It reveals the postal system has sufficient resources to continue operations for at least an entire year.
Since the Supreme Court Decision in Janus unions can’t require dues. They are not legally able to force an individual to join a union or pay fees. More than a few workers have chosen not to pay. But that hasn’t stopped unions from taking dues.
