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16. Of course he would..next order of business..National Right to Work Law

Reply to JonLP24 (Original post)

Thu Dec 8, 2016, 11:45 AM

Dec 2016

Brace yourselves folks. Its coming.
The Right to Work law of now various states sponsored by the Koch Bros, now they have a huge advantage to make this a National Law and Unions/organized labor are doomed.

So Thanks to all the Union members that voted for Trump because they hated Hillary.

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Donald Trump now blaming unions for jobs leaving the country [View all] JonLP24 Dec 2016 OP

A republican blaming unions - big surprise rurallib Dec 2016 #1

"A caricature of every bad republican ever" whathehell Dec 2016 #3

How will the country survive four years of this craziness? madaboutharry Dec 2016 #2

Why Didn't They Leave In The 50's and 60's? ProfessorGAC Dec 2016 #4

There is an answer to that question melm00se Dec 2016 #19

Boy Do We Disagree ProfessorGAC Dec 2016 #23

That was the direct result of Friedmanism duffyduff Dec 2016 #31

Not true. It was the rise of Milton Friedman crackpot economics that did it. duffyduff Dec 2016 #29

His economics were no different than trickle down economics JonLP24 Dec 2016 #34

Yep. It is the same thing. duffyduff Dec 2016 #35

Funny Thing About Donald's Comments UncleTomsEvilBrother Dec 2016 #5

Some Confederate sympathizer congresswoman--- Kingofalldems Dec 2016 #6

A republican going after the working class/unions workinclasszero Dec 2016 #7

+1 JonLP24 Dec 2016 #13

But all those union towns voted for this Thrill Dec 2016 #8

RepubliSuckers Achilleaze Dec 2016 #9

Only 12.3% of Ohio workers are Union members. progressoid Dec 2016 #11

Yup workinclasszero Dec 2016 #15

surprised he didn't do this before Fast Walker 52 Dec 2016 #10

President of that Local 1999 got death threats after Trump called him out Kolesar Dec 2016 #12

So Donald Trump is threatening workers now! Great! Initech Dec 2016 #14

Of course he would..next order of business..National Right to Work Law INdemo Dec 2016 #16

Then they came for the trade unionists... NightWatcher Dec 2016 #17

Sounds just like every other dumb ass republican I know. smirkymonkey Dec 2016 #18

Hey, rank and file union members this is who you voted for. Yavin4 Dec 2016 #20

How many teachers, nurses, cops and firefighters will lose their jobs? Thunderbeast Dec 2016 #21

It wasn't unions that made Trump offshore his manufacturing. He could have keithbvadu2 Dec 2016 #22

"Spend more time working-less time talking. Reduce dues" William Seger Dec 2016 #24

In other words they want the good old days of workhouses and serfs. cstanleytech Dec 2016 #26

The problem with the neoliberal crackpot philosphy duffyduff Dec 2016 #28

We'll become a third world nation under orange hitler and his administration kimbutgar Dec 2016 #32

If that happens, they will rue the day. duffyduff Dec 2016 #33

Makes sense because after all its the unions fighting for decent pay and safety regulations for its cstanleytech Dec 2016 #25

That was one of the justifications for sending jobs overseas. duffyduff Dec 2016 #27

Does he not realize the workers have no say on what a company does if it decides to send kimbutgar Dec 2016 #30

just like heaven05 Dec 2016 #36