Red Barry's Fraudulent Ethics Pledge

As if the Obama regime hadn't sucked off Big Labor enough, Obama recess appointee Craig Becker has shamefully refused to recuse himself from federal labor board cases in which he is unlikely to give independent-minded workers a fair hearing.

Becker – a former top lawyer for the radical Service Employees International Union – bizarrely argues that he can participate in cases involving SEIU local affiliates because they are "separate and distinct legal entities." Nationally syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin has more: 

The National Right to Work Foundation, which has fought both national and local SEIU officials in court on behalf of rank-and-file workers' rights, eviscerates Becker's lawyerly blather. SEIU's own constitution considers local affiliates "constituent subordinate bodies" of the national union, the foundation notes. "Moreover, in 2009 over 85 percent of the SEIU's receipts came from a per capita tax on the locals' membership dues and fees. The national union even has the power to assume control over its locals if they do not conform to International policies."