while all that is going on the players association is warning the host for this year s super bowl against what the players described as ramming through a new law in the state of indiana before the big game. as nfl players we know our success on the field comes from working as a team. today as the city of indianapolis is exemplifying team work in preparing to host the super bowl, politicians are looking to destroy it. trying to ram through so-called right to work legislation. right to work is a political ploy designed to destroy basic workers rights. as indianapolis prepares to host the super bowl should be a time to shine in the national spotlight, highlight the hard working families that make indiana run instead of launching political attacks on their rights. so says the nfl players union. a funny thing happen on the way to stripping union rights in indiana. in advance of the super bowl in the nation s eyes will turn to indiana to watch the most famous union workers on earth battle
in advance of the super bowl in the nation s eyes will turn to indiana to watch the most famous union workers on earth battle for national championship. a funny thing happened on the way to that partisan victory in indiana. it got left partisan. we should have seen this coming when a conservative republican state senator brent wolf, decided with democrats in voting against the union stripping bill, in committee in the state legislature saying he did not see it would have any economic benefit, then other republicans like luke abbott criticized the right to work anti-union right law, he said the went against the principles of the republican party. a new group called the lunchpail republicans has started airing ads on indiana television stations, taking on republican governor mitch daniels and the republican house speaker.
indiana to watch the most famous union workers on earth battle for national championship. a funny thing happened on the way to that partisan republican victory in indiana. it got left partisan. we should have seen this coming when a conservative republican state senator brent wolf, sided with democrats in voting against the union stripping bill, in committee in the state legislature saying he did not see it would have any economic benefit, then other republicans like luke abbott criticized the right to work anti-union right law, he said it went against the principles of the republican party. a new group called the lunchpail republicans has started airing ads on indiana television stations, taking on republican governor mitch daniels and the republican house speaker. the ads look like this.