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Category Archives: Unions
Household Unions: You Move, We Sue
Imagine two scenarios.
Posted in Business, California, Policy, Politics, Unions
Tagged Boeing, NLRB, NOCLU, Northern California, South Carolina, Unions, Washington State
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Who Won the Republican Primary Debate?
Because I live on the West Coast and I work modern American hours, I missed the Republican Primary debate by about two hours. I mean, who the heck other than government employees gets home from work before 5 pm? So … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Central Asia, China, Clean Energy, Clean Tech, Climate Change, Crime, Defense, Education, Energy Security, Finance and Economics, Food Security, General, Healthcare, International Security, Media, Middle East, Nuclear Power, Nuclear proliferation, Peak Oil, Policy, Politics, Predictions, Science, Social Security, Taxes, Terrorism, Unions, War
Tagged Decision 2012, Herman Cain, Michelle Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Tim Pawlenty
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Union Thugs Protest at Wisconsin Event to Honor Special Olympians
Nothing says class like disrupting an event honoring Special Olympians. You stay classy, Wisconsin Unions.
Posted in Media, Politics, Unions
Tagged Scott Walker, Special Olympics, Union thugs, Wisconsin, Zombies
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Big Labor Puts Politics Ahead of Jobs
Last March, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) filed a complaint against Boeing for its decision to set up a non-unionized production line in South Carolina. The complaint alleges that Boeing is locating a second production line in that state … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Policy, Politics, Unions
Tagged Boeing, NLRB, Right-to-work laws, Right-to-work states, South Carolina, Unions, Washington
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My Favorite Governor
There are very few politicians who tell it like it is. However, the rare politician who does, can be a godsend. Governor Chris Christie is one of those politicians. I just wish he would run for President. I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Finance and Economics, Policy, Politics, Taxes, Unions
Tagged Governor Christie, Harvard School of Education, New Jersey
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The Few, the Proud, the 3,111 Who Voted Against TSA Unionization
While it is no surprise that the majority of the TSA’s 44,000 airport screeners voted for unionization, it is worth noting that 3,111 brave souls voted against it. Good for them. My guess is that the majority of them are likely … Continue reading
Your Airport Security Line is About to Get a Lot Longer
Transportation Security Administration screeners will finish casting their votes on whether to unionize by next Tuesday. The smart money says that the majority of the 44,000 airport screeners will vote for unionization. TSA unionization is a terrible idea for three reasons.
Thurston and Talbot: Mitigating Michael Moore
Michael Moore’s rousing March 5th speech to the Wisconsin masses has made Thurston and Talbot very nervous. How will they stop the Madison Marauder?
Posted in Business, Food Security, Healthcare, Humor, Media, Policy, Politics, Thurston and Talbot, Unions
Tagged Illuminati, Malthus, Michael Moore, Opus Dei, Profits, Thurston and Talbot, Trilateral Commission, Truffles, Twinkees
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The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy
I decided to break from tradition and to publish something a little less serious. I put together this little video using a program called xtranormal. It is satire on what many left bloggers write and think about conservatives. Huffington Post … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Clean Energy, Clean Tech, Climate Change, Energy Security, Finance and Economics, Food Security, Humor, Investing, Media, Middle East, Policy, Politics, Thurston and Talbot, Unions
Tagged Acid Rain, America, Child labor, Conservatives, EPA, Footbinding, Fox News, Hitler, Humor, Kennebunkport, Koch brothers, NRA, Sarah Palin, Satire, Thurston and Talbot, Vast right wing conspiracy
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