You re going to have more difficult time in the united states with recovery from recession, which we re going through now. and job creation, so, you know, i think it s it would be absolutely devastating if the administration was allowed to basically circumvent card check which it wasn t able to get and instead, you know, force this change. is there that much to do about it? craig becker is on the national labor relations board, a former labor lawyer, a big power within that board and pushing for this. if he gets it, if he gets it, you could get it. there s not like there s any other counter veiling force. now you re saying the president has a right to decree through his agencies. if that s where we ve arrived maybe the road to greece is shorter than we thought it was. james. i keep waiting for the obama administration s reelection instincts to kick in. sitting here with 9.2% unemployment and nlrpb is on
Sitting here with 9.2% unemployment and nlrpb is on the offensive, not just for that, but trying to punish boeing for a new plant in south carolina, not firing any union workers in seattle. just expanding into south carolina. we ve run the experiment, the heavily unionized states are laggards, have high unemployment. the states with less union activity, texas are the job creators. why he wants the president s administration, i should say, wants to move more toward the union model is amazing. i ve got an answer, got an answer to that, james. i think the answer is very clear. that the modern day democratic party is a fully owned subsidiary of the a. fl, ceo. the by far, biggest contributor to democrats around the country, state, local and federal elections is the big labor unions, and that s why almost every decision that has been made over the last two and a half years when it comes to the economy has benefitted the labor unions, by the way, i do
You re going to have more difficult time in the united states with recovery from recession, which we re going through now. and job creation, so, you know, i think it s it would be absolutely devastating if the administration was allowed to basically circumvent card check which it wasn t able to get and instead, you know, force this change. is there that much to do about it? craig becker is on the national labor relations board, a former labor lawyer, a big power within that board and pushing for this. if he gets it, if he gets it, you could get it. there s not like there s any other counter veiling force. now you re saying the president has a right to decree through his agencies. if that s where we ve arrived maybe the road to greece is shorter than we thought it was. james. i keep waiting for the obama administration s reelection instincts to kick in. sitting here with 9.2% unemployment and nlrpb is on
Sitting here with 9.2% unemployment and nlrpb is on the offensive, not just for that, but trying to punish boeing for a new plant in south carolina, not firing any union workers in seattle. just expanding into south carolina. we ve run the experiment, the heavily unionized states are laggards, have high unemployment. the states with less union activity, texas are the job creators. why he wants the president s administration, i should say, wants to move more toward the union model is amazing. i ve got an answer, got an answer to that, james. i think the answer is very clear. that the modern day democratic party is a fully owned subsidiary of the a. fl, ceo. the by far, biggest contributor to democrats around the country, state, local and federal elections is the big labor unions, and that s why almost every decision that has been made over the last two and a half years when it comes to the economy has benefitted the labor unions, by the way, i do