[willowsdale]

In a win-at-all-costs drive to overturn Missouri's Right to Work law, union apologists are unfairly impugning the motives of many employees who don't wish to join or bankroll a union they never asked for, and don't want.

[FrankR]

A “smear” is just words, ignore them and carry on as you were.

[elbook]

it sould interfere with the rubberstamp funding of leftist politicians against the union member wishes

Lies and more lies will roll from their poisonous lips.

[hanamizu]

I don’t know if it will make a difference or not, but “No on A” group (against the right to work) has printed thousands of yard signs with the “Vote No on Prop A” message. Trouble is the color scheme. “Vote” & “ on Prop A” are in white and “No”is in dark red—on a black background. When you drive by a yard sign, you see “Vote on Prop A”, the “No” kind of gets lost.

[Impy]

Bad news as Prop A fails by a wide margin,.

I heard the legislature can just pass it again next year, if they have the balls. I hate referendums.

More RAT primary votes were cast in MO-2 (Ann Wagner) than GOP.