> RoMunn wrote:
>
> hahahahahahaha
>
> that's a good one. it's like saying we'll now have a choice - secret
> balloting, or having our nuts stepped on by large men in overalls. nice one.
>

So the translation of this is that you don't understand what you're
talking about.  I'll explain it for you (as usual):

(1.) The bill doesn’t remove the secret ballot option from the
National Labor Relations Act.  So not sure what you're whining about
there.

(2.) Currently an employer can force a secret ballot election even if
a majority of workers want to unionize.  The bill creates the option
to unionize as soon as the majority has the cards to prove it - OR -
the employees can have a secret ballot. Their choice.

Personally I think unions suck so I could give a shit.

The odd this is, I still don't understand how this in any way relates
to the Constitution.  What's the deal there

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