As we noted in our earlier post to you, as we've been saying for the past couple of years, passage of the hallucinogenically-named Employee Free Choice Act would lead to one-party rule in national and state politics.
Well, it seems as though the logical consequence of EFCA's passage may have finally dawned on (at least one of) the political establishment, as the following illustrates:
National Republican Senatorial Committee Chair John Ensign (R-Nev.) Ensign,
meanwhile, says the legislation [EFCA] could determine the character of the senate for decades. The Chair said preventing the bill's passage was a "critical issue" for Republicans.
"It would make Republicans the minority party for the next 40 to 50 years," said Ensign of the EFCA.
Ensign argued the legislation would bolster union ranks and union dues, which could then be funneled to Democratic campaigns.
"Democrats would have a huge fundraising advantage for elections from now on," said Ensign.
To read the entire story, go here.
Alas, although it may be too little too late, it seems they finally get it. [Perhaps Messr. Ensign visited EmployerReport.com?]
Hat tip to LaborPains.org
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