[tflabo]

Indiana’s gain will be ILL-n-annoyed’s loss. Voters and businesses have feet and U-Hauls are plenty enough available.

[Kimmers]

So proud of the state I used to call home !!!!!

[hoosiermama]

According to NPR via NYT
NEWT leads Mitt 39-32
when FL vote divided per RNC rules!

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Encourage them to do the RIGHT thing, end the FL fiasco NOW, Play by the rules!

[USS Alaska]

The passage of Indiana's right-to-work law is an extraordinarily bitter defeat for the union brass. Less than a year ago, despite the fact that Hoosiers had elected substantial pro-right-to-work majorities to both chambers in 2010, union strategi

Hoorah for Mitch.

When he was elected, 7 years ago, on of the first things he did was eliminate the requirement for PUBLIC UNION MEMBERS to have to belong to a union or automatically have their money withheld for payment to the union.

Seven years later, 90% have STOPPED PAYING UNION DUES.

Anyone can see why the union all over the country are fighting so hard, they know without a gun to their heads, 85-90% of their members would leave and the union bosses and the demonRATs would be

[Tribune7]

It seems Democrats die in states with right-to-work laws.

[wayoverontheright]

This one will be in the history books, as a turning point away from collectivism. It’s the first of many dominos to fall, IMHO.

Unionism cannot work for the benefit of the employee, because the act of joining a union requires you to give up your right to have your labor, your effort, and your contribution judged as yours and yours alone. The act of joining represents a loss of individual property rights. And that may be ok, but should not be mandatory.

[4Liberty]

unions = ‘Rat ATMs

[Clintonfatigued]

Count me as shocked. It never occured to me that the Indiana state legislature would pass this. There are a lot of blue collar Hoosiers who are socially conservative and pro-national security, but also pro-labor union. Will it backfire? I hope not.

It’s also up to Indiana employers to prove that the worst labor stereotypes about them are not true.

[nascarnation]

So far I’ve not seen any union idiocy downtown today at SB46.
Just a few Occupy idiots.
We’ve certainly got a lot more “one percenters” here in Indy than usual this weekend.
The small airports are clogged with private jets.