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Proud Liberal Dem

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1. Ugh

Reply to Indianademocrat91 (Original post)

Wed Jan 25, 2012, 06:01 PM

Jan 2012

If the Republicans decide to nominate/draft Daniels, I hope the Dems make sure to mention this day, as well as the day, six years ago, that he promised unions (probably trolling for votes for re-election) that he wouldn't support "right-to-work" (for less) laws here in Indiana.

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UPDATE: Indiana House passes right to work bill [View all] Indianademocrat91 Jan 2012 OP

Ugh Proud Liberal Dem Jan 2012 #1

Do Indiana voters have the right to bring the law to referendum. Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2012 #2

No. n/t Indydem Jan 2012 #3

Indiana's constitution does not provide a referendum option. Lone_Star_Dem Jan 2012 #5

No Referendums permitted in Indiana as far as I can see. happyslug Jan 2012 #8

The people of Ohio said NO! liberal N proud Jan 2012 #4

All the can do is vote out the current Republicans who supported this. Lone_Star_Dem Jan 2012 #6

The outlook isn't good. Chipper Chat Jan 2012 #9

Ohio may still become a RTW state soon... IamK Jan 2012 #14

Maybe the Koch Brothers will open a Dixie Cup plant and bring in undocumented workers McCamy Taylor Jan 2012 #7

GOPers in the Michigan legislature have been closely watching RTW events in Indiana Bozita Jan 2012 #10

I would love... blue_onyx Jan 2012 #11

The Right To Work FOR LESS bill. baldguy Jan 2012 #12

It's not a right to work. it's get right to work. Loge23 Jan 2012 #13

More layoffs, same work being done by less people, overworked and earning less. 2ndAmForComputers Jan 2012 #15

Domino effect in midwest is likely IamK Jan 2012 #16