UNION WORKERS VOTED AWAY THEIR OWN JOBS!

The Adults At Hostess Give A Reality Lesson To Obama’s Union Children

Nov 16, 2012 12:57 pm

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This is the end of Hostess Bakery Company. It was started in 1930 and died a few days after Barack Obama was reelected. The smiles have barely left the faces of his supporters, and now thousands of them across the country are being fired and laid-off. “We deeply regret the necessity of today’s decision, but [...]

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WRITE CONGRESS AND DEMAND 'NO CARD CHECK' UNIONS WANT MONEY FOR NOTHING!

Dear Conservatives, 

Many Right to Work supporters have called the last couple of days asking me what will happen now that Big Labor re-elected Barack Obama and held the majority in the U.S. Senate.

Well I can tell you, the union bosses are already scheming to seize more power.

In a revealing interview just before Election Day, top AFL-CIO union boss Richard Trumka promised that Big Labor's Card Check Forced Unionism Bill will be a top priority in Barack Obama's second term.

As you may remember, the Card Check Bill would STRIP workers of the right to a secret ballot in union elections, allowing union thugs to intimidate workers one-on-one -- or three-on-one -- into signing so-called "union authorization cards."

But Trumka didn't stop there.

He even pledged to unleash Big Labor's forced-dues-backed political war chest to oust members of Congress in 2014 who won't do the union bosses' bidding.

MICHIGAN - KERRY BENTIVOLIO FOR U.S. SENATE - SAVE AMERICA FROM TYRANNY

Dear CONSERVATIVES, 

Every up-and-coming new politician will tell you he is guided by his convictions. 

Most of them even believe it. 

But I'll tell you, once they arrive in Washington and discover how things "really work" here, often they have difficulty standing up for their core beliefs.  Compromise is seductive. 

Some stand strong, but many disappoint. 

It is rare, then, that I really get excited about a new candidate running for U.S. Congress, even one running as a constitutional conservative. 

With Kerry Bentivolio, however, two things tell me that he is one to watch, and one I've been happy to support: 

First, the extraordinary circumstances through which Kerry came to be the Republican nominee in his race.  Five months ago, Kerry was running a race everybody thought was impossible. 

He was running to stand for a message, not just to be elected.