If we get either state to go RTW, that means half the states – 25 – will be RTW.

n Ohio, a citizens group is beginning to collect signatures to get RTW on the ballot for November 2013 as a Constitutional amendment because the Ohio GOP is too spineless to attempt RTW.

Bitter Clinger on December 13, 2012 at 11:04 AM

Agree. No way Kasich and the gang are going to work this in again. They are still smarting from the spanking of the repeal and Kasich may not be re-elected still because of it. ( which is mind numbing because he has brought this state back from the brink of death) Even heard Ted Strickland is favored to run against Kasich in 14. I’m already weary just pondering the idiocy of the average voter.

But this has a good news happy ending, the donation page set up here has averaged $1,000 an HOUR and Clint will have at least $27,000 to replace equipment, get himself the nicest hotdog stand in Michigan, and continue his work helping the homeless and ministering in hospitals. Even union supporters are chipping in. A feel-good Christmas story.

…their mouths covered in duct tape that said, “$1,500 Less.” The figure represents the difference in the average annual salary of workers in right-to-work states compared with states without such laws

Roughly $100 per month, less the union dues you no longer have to pay ($40 per month when I was forced to pay).

Seems like a bargain. And then you are rid of all the people drunk or asleep at their desks that the union protected and rid of union stewards harassing you to be more “active” like walking precincts for the local Dems.

“There is not much of a movement to do it,” Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett told a Philadelphia radio station this week, according to the Associated Press.

Liar. If Corbett’s not careful, come 2014 he won’t even have a chance to lose in the general election.