I am proud to stand strongly and foursquare in support of one of America's most fundamental rights: The right to work. ... I believe people have a right to join a union, but I also believe people have a right not to join a union. And that simple two-sentence statement sums it up. In this Nation we have rights to freely associate. How then could this government move to abridge those rights in the 1930s?
Discussing the right to work and honoring Barry Goldwater during a floor speech.
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