Trumka’s Credibility Challenged in Madison, Wisconsin

On January 18, 2011, By NRTW Committee Staff

Madison, Wisconsin WIBA Radio host Vicki McKenna pulls no punches when she discusses her outrage about AFL-CIO President Dick Trumka’s comments regarding the recent Arizona shootings. 

McKenna interviewed National Right To Work President Mark Mix.  The two discussed the fact that union violence is more than words.  Mckenna even shared her own personal story of UAW union shotgun intimidation that happened to her family when she was a young girl.

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 Click on triangle at left  to listen to the McKenna-Mix discussion about Big Labor violence and Trumka’s hypocrisy.  Below Mark Mix tells the tragic story of UMWA Strike-related murder of Eddie York.

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Posted in: AFL-CIO, Forced-Unionism Abuses Exposed, Freedom From Union Violence Act, Government Grants to Unions, PodCast, UMWA, Union Violence, Wisconsin
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Lars Larson Discusses Pitfalls of Firefighters Monopoly Bargaining Bills

On March 12, 2010, By NRTW Committee Staff

On his nationally-syndicated radio show, Lars Larson discusses Big Labor’s Police and Firefighters Monopoly Bargaining Bills (H.R. 413, S. 1611)with The National Right to Work Committee Vice President Doug Stafford.

The bills, which union bosses themselves call the greatest (potential) change in labor law in decades, would mean literally tens of millions in new dues revenue from public safety workers who would be fired if they didn’t pay union dues and fees. Forced unionism apologists in Congress have been working on this since the late 1970’s.

 
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Posted in: Arbitration, Forced Dues, Forced-Dues for Politics, Government Grants to Unions, Monopoly Bargaining, PodCast, Police Fire Monopoly Bargaining, Public Employee Monopoly Bargaining, Public Employees, Section 14-B Taft-Hartley
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