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Big Labor Bosses Fear Employee Incentives

Control. It is the most pressing priority for the leadership of Big Labor. They need to control the masses, and in order to do that they most control the terms of employment, and they must control the benefits of employment. For this reason, the Big Labor bosses oppose employee incentive raises. They create discord and jealousy, and thus, the union’s ability to control its membership. But such incentives also create ambition,   Read More
Posted April 29, 2013 by David Bego in National Scene | Add a comment
 

The Center for Independent Employees

Murderers and terrorists can get free legal aid in this country – but not independent employees. I wish I could say that we could rely on Washington to level the playing field for independent employees who do not want a union.   Read More
Posted April 12, 2013 by David Bego in National Scene | Add a comment
 

We Already Have Gun Control

People spouting the need for more “gun control” do so with the good intentions hoping to prevent senseless deaths. But murder is already against the law. It doesn’t specify what type of murder is illegal. Murder is murder. Are we going to ban everything that might be used to kill people? Why stop with guns?   Read More
Posted January 16, 2013 by Patriot Faith in National Scene | 1 comment
 

If you want Progress.....vote Republican!

Modern democrat ideas are not new ideas but they are the tired out ideas of failed societies throughout history repackaged in bling .....   Read More
Posted September 24, 2012 by Ross Bradder in National Scene | 1 comment
 

The Problem with Paul Ryan

No, I don't know if we can vote for a guy like this. He doesn't have a regal pedigree; he's Irish for God's sake! No one awarded him a Nobel Peace Prize two months after getting elected. No one threw flowers or got "chills down their leg" as a he took his seat in Congress....   Read More
Posted August 31, 2012 by Guest Contributor in National Scene | 1 comment
 
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