It is the most sacrosanct thing we can have, number one.

You have a right in America to belong to a union or not belong to a union.

It is time for the administration to focus on creating jobs and growing the economy instead of playing politics.

As the American Bar Association has expressed, this is an attack on the fundamental right of employers to seek legal counsel.

Unfortunately, this administration has spent more time advancing the interests of Big Labor at the expense of American workers and employers.

If the attorney-client privilege is arguable, if we are arguing about that, then we have lost a very basic right.

Workers no longer share in the growth of our economy, and income and wealth inequality is one of the greatest problems facing our nation.

I think this is a frightening rule when you begin to think that 50 years from now, you could take this as precedent and take this slippery slope anywhere.

It's critical that workers are able to hear from both sides and receive all the information they need to make a fully informed decision.

I applaud the Department's final rule, and I will continue to call on my colleagues in Congress to once again make it possible for more workers to come together to organize and form a union.

What is wrong with having a process that goes longer so the employees and the employers and everyone understands?

This should affect and does affect all Americans.