Unions are planning a nationwide takeover — it’s already begun in Illinois – The Hill

In 2022, Illinois voters approved what they likely thought was an innocuous ballot measure, the Illinois Workers’ Rights Amendment, also called Amendment One. Little did Illinoisians know, this constitutional amendment was being tested as a blueprint for unscrupulous union executives to consolidate power nationwide.
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Lawrence
1 year ago

Amendment 1 undermines the democratic process, insulating unions from the authority of lawmakers and voters alike. As a result, unions are insulated to changes in the political landscape, solidifying their power at the expense of legislative oversight and accountability, Voting for different representation will not help and union power will make it impossible to remove it from the state constitution.
 
Folks, things in this state are only going to get worse. Wirepoints warned us and did its best but not enough of you took it seriously. We the State wide tax increases have only just begun and nothing can stop it.

Lawrence
1 year ago
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The -1 Goons are up late expressing their disapproval of expressing the truth.

Lavrentiy Beria is calling
1 year ago

Planning ? Illinois was taken over decades ago. See how well that is working out.

Lawrence
1 year ago

Oh, its going to get a lot worse.

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