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Out-of-state Big Money will pour into Wisconsin to dump Gov. Walker and his lieutenant governor, Rebecca Kleefisch, plus four GOP state senators the unions don’t like much, either. (No pushovers, those four legislators.) Massive funds will come from dues collected in other states (in the spirit of solidarity) to be dispensed in far-off Wisconsin. Why?

Americans have been disgusted with nude body scanners and invasive TSA pat downs. When the TSA was created for “security” after 9-11 Democrats insisted it be a public union so dues could be funneled into their campaign coffers. Perry might be worth voting for just to get rid of the TSA unions.

Raising the violent rhetoric, union VP Christopher Sheldon compares NJ Gov. Chris Christie to Hitler and says its going to take World War III to “get rid of Adolph Christie.”

Ruined by decades of liberal socialism and bankrupted by unions Detroit is a microcosm of where Obama and his “progressive” Democrats want to take America with their redistribution of wealth policies which they hide under the label “fairness.”

A $24 million national union effort stemmed the tide of budget backlash on public employees bloated salaries and benefits which are bankrupting cites and states. After failing in Wisconsin unions pulled out all the stops in Ohio. Hailed as a big win for Obama the union vote was offset by a rejection of the Obamacare mandate.

Biden’s recent comments supporting the $35 billion union funding “jobs” bill will put at least $95 million into Democrat campaign coffers. Public sector union employees in California alone already generate $20 million A MONTH in political campaign influence.

National Right To Work is helping teachers in Ohio sue to separate from the Ohio Education Association. Mark Mix the head of National Right To Work explains the details of the case and the impact Senate Bill 5 could have on unions in Ohio.

Gov. Mitch Daniels (R-IN), now serving in his seventh year as the state’s CEO, has clearly left his mark on Indiana. This year, with Republicans in control of the state legislature, he’s continued to reform government, enacting landmark education reforms. Daniels shared stories of his policy accomplishments in a wide-ranging speech last week at Heritage. He’s the author of a new book, “Keeping the Republic: Saving America by Trusting Americans.”

A new study from two Harvard economists suggests that the president’s affinity for these subsidies might have something to do with the fact that the aid would be particularly helpful to states with more left-leaning legislators and strong public sector unions.

Labor unions often flood the radio, television and mailboxes with their messages in hopes of swaying public opinion.