Dirty Harry's "November Surprise"
Congress is back in session after its August recess, and the forced unionism proponents at the helm are desperate to ram through Big Labor power grabs like the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill (S. 3194).
In fact, this dangerous legislation could come up for a vote at any moment.
Big Labor's allies in Congress know their jobs are in jeopardy, and they're willing to use any means necessary to implement this forced unionism scheme before or even after the election in a "November Surprise."
Under union-label Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's plan, the "lame duck" chamber could remain in session until well into December, with only a brief Thanksgiving recess.
Up to now, the Right to Work Committee and its members have led a successful campaign to block the union brass from ramming Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining legislation through Congress.
But because Harry Reid could try to push the bill through the Senate at any time, Right to Work members and supporters nationwide must be prepared to keep turning up the heat on their senators and congressmen, from today through Election Day and even beyond.
For more on Big Labor's desperation -- including the threat of a lame-duck session -- check out the latest issue of the National Right to Work Committee's monthly newsletter. Also in this month's issue:
In fact, this dangerous legislation could come up for a vote at any moment.
Big Labor's allies in Congress know their jobs are in jeopardy, and they're willing to use any means necessary to implement this forced unionism scheme before or even after the election in a "November Surprise."
Under union-label Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's plan, the "lame duck" chamber could remain in session until well into December, with only a brief Thanksgiving recess.
Up to now, the Right to Work Committee and its members have led a successful campaign to block the union brass from ramming Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining legislation through Congress.
But because Harry Reid could try to push the bill through the Senate at any time, Right to Work members and supporters nationwide must be prepared to keep turning up the heat on their senators and congressmen, from today through Election Day and even beyond.
For more on Big Labor's desperation -- including the threat of a lame-duck session -- check out the latest issue of the National Right to Work Committee's monthly newsletter. Also in this month's issue:
- Forced Union Dues-Funded Incumbent Protection — Will Big Labor Machine Rescue Unpopular Union-Label Politicians?
- Pro-Union Monopoly Republican Loses in Kansas — Public-Safety Union Power Grab at Issue in Senate Primary
- Big Apple Carpenters Union Local Stays Crooked — Federally-Authorized Compulsory Dues Undermine Clean-Up Efforts
- Auto Union-Boss Bailout Not Improving With Age — White House Again Exhorts Taxpayers to Feel Good About Boondoggle
- Idahoans Commemorate Right to Work Anniversary — Gem State Politicians Eager to Be Associated With Successful Law
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