you stripped them of their collective bargaining rights. That's what you did, right?

you say that you have no anti-union bias, and I'll just have to take that at face value.

You strip them of their rights. And I cannot believe that the source of this is not anti-union bias.

you can say the statute did it, but the statute didn't do it for 40 years until you got there.

Letter from the AFL-CIO and about 30 affiliated unions; submitted by Rep. Lynch.

Letter from the National Air Traffic Controllers Association; submitted by Rep. Lynch.

Letter from Members of the Senate to Colleen Duffy Kiko, chairman, Federal Labor Relations Authority; submitted by Rep. Lynch.

Letter from Members of Congress to the House Appropriations Committee; submitted by Rep. Lynch.

You leave your employees with no protections at all. You strip them of their rights.

Representative Udall, who at the time proposed this language--he proposed this language.

the overriding interest in government and in the public is to allow employees to be represented by unions.