ROFLMAO!!!

Like YOU actually have??!?

That’s not true. The new law eliminates a secret ballot, except when between 30% and less than a majority of employees sign cards or a petition. Read the bill, not the AFL CIO talking points.

I think there are still some moonbats who don’t get it. You need to work harder knocking down that straw man we Republicans have worked so hard on for so long.

In the ad that knocks down the straw man, who does the thuggish character who hates the “hero” Norm Coleman represent?

Does he represent small business owners?

Perhaps you could explain this well, being a small business owner yourself.

Great Job Republican With Superiour Intelligence Chris

You’re not telling the truth about the EFCA. Under the current system, we have a secret ballot process to decide whether or not to form a union. The bill changes the process from a ballot system to a card check system. The only time a secret ballot can take place, under the bill, is when at least 30% and less than a majority of the people sign cards/petitions. Then you can have a secret ballot. The point is that unions want to come in and pressure workers into signing cards rather than having a secret ballot where your friends and colleagues don’t know how you vote. Why can’t you be honest about this?

The so-called “Employee Free Choice” is completely opposite of what the title means.

There is no dispute that ALL workers, in every industry, deserve the fundamental American right to a federally supervised private ballot election.

To take away that right is an outrage. Union workers ought to grow a pair and tell their leadership to stick it!