Here’s the reality, there was no union that was hurt by right to work, but we do know this, maybe a couple public sector unions, but no real working man’s, working women’s union was hurt by right to work.
Mike Cox: “Here’s the reality, there was no union that was hurt by right to work, but we do know this, maybe a couple public sector…”
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Discussing right to work policies at a press conference.
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