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Old 06-02-2024, 12:26 PM   #29
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Default Re: Trump found guilty!

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Originally Posted by Jeff Niceswanger View Post
Ok, I'll give you a couple and shut up. First one is Trumps record. Not him, his record. He tried his best to eliminate Unions. Was licking his chops and ask for a National Right to Work Bill that would eliminate Unions in a very short while.
Jeff, since you were a big union member and supporter please explain how a National right to work would eliminate unions.
I live in Texas and as far as I know it is a right to work state.
There are lots of union shops in Texas so I do not understand how that happens.
Most of the things I know about Unions is the corruption and the thugs that run them.
One of many examples is what happened to Jimmy Hoffa.
I am not being critical of anyone who wants to belong to a union, I just think that is a personal decision and no one should be forced to join and pay into a corrupt system in many instances.
I have a friend who was in an independent union, as he explained it and he says it was great and I believed him. He retired early and enjoys a good retirement.
Just please explain if possible how a National right to work would eliminate all unions.
Thanks
Rick Cates
Canyon, TX

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