| I don't know who writes headlines for MLive, but the one for this story on Right to Work is terrible. • Richardville says there are a wide variety of opinions in the Senate Republican caucus on right-to-work: “They have personal beliefs, they have beliefs that they think reflect upon their district and the people that sent them there, and they’re also looking at what kind of effect does this have on the state, on the workplace itself. They’re looking at it a lot of different ways. It is a pretty wide range of views on it.”
There's a video floating around in which the Chamber's CEO very clearly said that the Chamber doesn't support Right to Work. The governor, Thursday, told labor to talk to business. If the Chamber opposes it, however, that means business opposes Right to Work. If labor and management both oppose Right to Work, why are we having this discussion? Oh yes, Republican lawmakers are primarily concerned with games of power and punishing political opponents. |
