Gov. Daniels won't push for right to work (for less)

[GrantDem]

Right-to-work bill would be 'divisive'

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051223/NEWS02/512230418

[BamaLefty]

1. I'm Surprised

Your Gov is Republican if I remember correctly. I'm surprised he isn't crusading for big corporations...

[hippiechick]

2. I thought Indiana was already a 'right to work' state ?

The state employees union was defanged shortly after I moved here, and 'union' is pretty much an un-heard of term in most places - unless you're speaking negatively of someone/thing.

Did I miss something ? :shrug:

[blueinindiana]

3. I thought so too but ...

I read that it was remove din 1965 or something.

My Bitch Mitch blames Indiana's dismal job loses on Unions instead of GOP trickle down.

[GrantDem]

4. Actually

Indiana is about 11% - 12% union. Probably why Mitch doesn't want to pick a fight.