Opinion: Glenn Youngkin’s Quest to Keep Virginia From Becoming Illinois – Wall Street Journal

John Tilman: "Before he can think about running for president, the Republican governor has to rein in public unions."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
2 years ago

Fact. Government unions are unconstitutional and soon will be all eliminated due to their constitutional violation. The grifters, thieves and leeches of SEIU, AFSCME, CTU and IFT will soon need to find other ways to try and fleece the real workers of Illinois.

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago

What case is coming before SCOTUS to make these changes? When will it happen? Stating “fact” without having any facts is quite comical. Public unions are well within their constitutional right to collectively bargain as it is enshrined in the Illinois Constitution. Good luck proving otherwise. lol

Da Judge
2 years ago

I voted with my feet over 20 years ago and my bank account is over $200K fatter.

The collective bargaining you so love in Illinois is a massive racket hoisted on taxpayers by corrupt Dems and their masters da public sector unions.

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago
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Collective bargaining wasn’t hoisted on taxpayers but rather decided upon by the taxpayers that they believe it’s fair to allow these unions and the negotiations that go with them. Some of you lunatics just can’t handle the will of the people.

Da Judge
2 years ago

Good quote and so true!!

Virginia is on the verge of the death spiral that comes when government unions conquer a state.

Da Judge
2 years ago

Virginia is for Lovers.

Illinois is for corrupt Dems!!

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