California Supreme Court Claims Unions Have Special Right to “Invade Private Property”


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Other demonstrators have no free speech rights to gather in front of a store’s privately owned entrance. But California “may single out labor-related speech for particular protection or regulation” as an exercise in the economic regulation of labor relations without running afoul of the U.S. Constitution, Kennard wrote.

California’s Choice: Bigger Worker Paychecks or Bigger Union Coffers?


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Will the crucial Proposition 32 initiative be approved this November by Golden State voters?

Che Guevara to Get a Monument in Ireland


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Union-controlled city honors union destroyer and mass murderer.

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South Carolina Fight Against the NLRB Continues


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The state’s war with the agency is far from over.

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Union Gangsters: Heather Booth


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Obama mentor who longed to violently “wipe out” those who stood in the way of the socialist Utopia.

Italy on the Brink


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Will a debt crisis force Italy to go the way of Greece?

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HuffPo Brushes Off Blogger Strike as Hypocritical “Scabs” Keep Writing


Under a strike endorsed by Big Labor, The Huffington Post rolls on unfazed. Plenty of leftist writers continue to contribute, earning the ire of some in the union. Funny how quickly fake principles yield to economic reality.

Echoes of the Tea Party Louder Than Whining Over Ryan Budget


If Paul Ryan’s budget is so unpopular, why aren’t people confronting congressmen on Easter break the way they did over Obamacare during the August 2009 recess?

As Taxpayers Cough Up Dough, Government Unions Demand More


In Minnesota, residents rushing to postmark last minute tax forms will be subjected to a leaflet campaign organized by government unions.

Herman Cain Berated for Telling the Truth About Public Unions


Political correctness has fostered a thoughtless political discourse where arguments rest on whether someone is offended. There’s no need to determine whether a claim is right or wrong, only whether it hurts someone’s feelings.

A recent example comes from ThinkProgress, who reported earlier this week on a radio appearance by Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain.