By Paul R. Hollrah, Guest Blogger Republican governors Scott Walker, Chris Christie, John Kasich, and Mitch Daniels are not the originators of the fear of the overreaching power of public employee unions. That credit goes to FDR and the president of the AFL-CIO, George Meany. In 1955, Meany said, “It is impossible to bargain collectively [...]
Democrats and Labor Bosses Said, ‘It is impossible to bargain collectively with the government’
February 24th, 2011 · 1 Comment
Tags: · afl-cio, anti-trust, assemble, atandt, Bob McCarty, chris christie, collective bargaining, congress of industrial organization, david gregory, Democrats, Democrats and Labor Bosses Said 'It is impossible to bargain collectively with the government', Dick Durbin, family security matters, fdr, First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, freedom of the press, george meany, hollrah, indiana, it is impossible to bargain collectively with the government, john kasich, john l lewis, labor and the nation, liberal democrat, Lincoln Heritage Institute, meet the press, mitch daniels, NBC, New Jersey, ohio, paul r hollrah, public employee union, redress of grievances, restraint of trade, scott walker, Sprint, t-mobile, united mine workers, us cellular, verizon, wireless telephone services, Wisconsin, working conditions
Contest Rewards Kids’ Pro-Union Thinking — Part 2
May 20th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Yesterday, I published a post, Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking, in which I offered details about an effort to expose elementary school children in Missouri to pro-union propaganda and reward them for practicing pro-union writing skills. Today, I offer a follow-up piece. My efforts yesterday included contacting both the publisher of Missouri Studies Weekly, [...]
Tags: · american legacy publishing, economics, indoctrination, iso 9000, just-in-time manufacturing, labor unions, labor-management relations, let's write, missouri studies weekly, north mountain publishing, pro-union, pro-union-propaganda, public schools, shoe factory, St. Louis, union, working conditions
Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking
May 19th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Leftist indoctrination starts early in the public schools. In this case, it surfaced in the form of information about a contest that rewards kids $5 for exercising their pro-union writing skills — in 150 words or less, that is. I came across contest details while perusing the once-weekly stack of papers my fourth-grader brought home [...]
Tags: · economics, indoctrination, iso 9000, just-in-time manufacturing, labor unions, labor-management relations, let's write, missouri studies weekly, pro-union, pro-union-propaganda, public schools, shoe factory, St. Louis, union, working conditions
