Bob Good: “The right to work in this country, free from coercion by the government, is a right enshrined in our founding documents.”

If anything, they should pursue, they should advocate on behalf of the workplace interest of workers, rather than pursuing a radical, political agenda that alienates their members.

I want to apologize to Jewish Americans here today, and across the country, for the necessity of having this hearing.

Moving forward, we must strengthen our support of issues, in my view, like the PRO Act.

I am thankful to live in and represent Virginia, a right to work State, where employees thankfully cannot be forced to pay union dues.