Big Labor gave at least two million dollars to the Clinton Foundation, raising even more questions about the so-called apolitical organization already under intense scrutiny in the wake Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign launch.
Most of that money came from workers who would be fired if they refuse to pay tribute to union bosses.
Not only that, union bosses may have illegally charged some workers to subsidize the Clinton Foundation.
National Right to Work Foundation-won Supreme Court precedents ensure that workers in non-Right to Work states cannot be forced to pay for union politics or member-only events.
But on its federal financial disclosure form, one union listed its gift to the Clinton Foundation as a "representational" activity.
That category refers to "chargeable" activities independent-minded workers in forced-unionism states can be required to pay or be fired.
Meanwhile, other unions listed donations to the supposedly apolitical Clinton Foundation as "political."
There's no question union bosses consider this as a "down payment" to ensure that Barack Obama's assault against worker freedom continues with Hillary Clinton in the White House.
"I owe these unions," Obama once unashamedly wrote. And he's paid them back with one union-boss power grab rammed through the federal bureaucracy after another.
Make no mistake, if the union bosses and the crony politicians get away with their schemes to remake American labor law and force more workers into dues-paying ranks, they'll corrupt our politics even more than they already do.
That's why, with your continued support, we'll keep fighting to protect the Right to Work for every American.
Sincerely,
Mark Mix
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