Illinois Voters Asked Whether To Give Government Unions Veto Power Over Laws They Don’t Like – Reason

"Amendment supporters say that this will prevent "right to work" laws (which forbid requiring union membership as a condition of employment) in the state, something which is currently not even on the table in Illinois. The amendment would be bad enough if that were a true description of what it did, but it goes so far as to prevent the passage of any law that touches on a topic that unions want to negotiate. The amendment, in reality, would give unions veto power over lawmakers."
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Lana
3 years ago

Parents will have NO rights to their Children under this amendment!

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