Rand Paul

It gives the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) the authority to unilaterally overturn a workplace election.

The 'PRO Act,' if it's 'pro' anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

Instead, we must end monopoly bargaining, allow workers to hear all sides during a unionization campaign.

It's clear that Big Labor has been able to clean up its public image despite the fact that corruption, financial mismanagement, violent strikes, and attacks on non-union workers continue.

That final goal can be accomplished by passing the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

The 'PRO Act,' if it's 'pro' anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

I urge all of you to support passage of the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced last week by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

It's clear that Big Labor has been able to clean up its public image despite the fact that corruption, financial mismanagement, violent strikes, and attacks on non-union workers continue.

That final goal can be accomplished by passing the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

The PRO Act, if it's pro anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

The PRO Act, if it's pro anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

I urge all of you to support passage of the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced last week by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

It gives the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) the authority to unilaterally overturn a workplace election.

Instead, we must end monopoly bargaining, allow workers to hear all sides during a unionization campaign.

That final goal can be accomplished by passing the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

I urge all of you to support passage of the National Right to Work Act (S. 532), introduced last week by Senators Paul and Cassidy.

Fewer Americans in the private sector are union members than we've ever seen, yet Gallup pollsters have found Americans' approval rating of unions is at record highs.

Instead, we must end monopoly bargaining, allow workers to hear all sides during a unionization campaign.

The PRO Act, if it's pro anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

It gives the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) the authority to unilaterally overturn a workplace election.

The 'PRO Act,' if it's 'pro' anything, favors increased coercive powers for union officials at the expense of rank-and-file workers.

I think we are not going to find that the secrets to making a nuclear weapon were at someone's house.

For the record here, on the Presidential controversy, what we are stuck with now is millions of dollars will be spent on these investigations, and there should be an investigation of neither Biden nor Trump nor Pence on this.

It looks as if there was a great deal of activity going after the Republicans and not so much for the Democrats.

I think one of the things that American people hate most about government is when it appears as if justice or the adjudication of justice is partial.