Union Buster in Charge of Labor Board
 

Will this be good or bad for us?

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-anti-union-labor-office_n_67c22a76e4b02dddf2164397

They tell me,"only with the best and most serious people" are hired.

Fast-forward 6 months: "I HAD TO FIRE THEM, THEY GAVE ME NO CHOICE. THEY WERE A STONE COLD LOSER!"

No need to bust unions when the employer can just decide the union no longer exists.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...rs-2025-03-07/

Heres the latest executive order , rescinding the rights to union bargaining to about 1,000,000 more federal employees. The days of the union job are coming to an end it looks like.

https://minnesotareformer.com/2025/0...er-labor-news/

As I continue to mention even FDR understood that public sector unions are absurd because the taxpayer gets no advocate. We're buried in debt and the only way to reduce spending is to shrink government.

Adorable. You just can’t admit you’re the victim of fraud can you?

First thing, FDR signed into law the single most impactful pro-union legislation in history - It was called the Wagner Act.
Quick quiz, which President added more to the national debt than any other in the entire history of the United States?
Hint, the amount was $7.8 trillion (with a T) and it was created thru tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations. Yes indeed, drowning in debt.

It was blatantly unconstitutional.


Tax cuts don't cause deficits. Spending does.

Surprised he didn’t nominate Jerry Glass from F&H Solutions as his head of the board. That guy loves to bend labor over prison style and give it dry and hard.