We don’t need Union bosses in Detroit telling Tennessee what’s best for our workers.
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Tennessee has prospered because it is a right to work state
with no income tax. @UAW attempts to unionize VW Chattanooga will harm it’s workers. @VWfactoryusa recently announced an $800 million investment in the Scenic City & 1,000+ new jobs.
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Keep up the good work! Reading these replies....lol! There was a time unions were good for workers.....like 90 years ago!
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And administration after administration have slowly pealed back those laws that the labor movement of 90 years ago got inacted into law, so yeah the unions still play a vital role in trying to protect those laws that protect all workers union and non.
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We may not pay State Income taxes but we also have no amenities to show for it. We just sold our house in TN after 15 years and are moving back to MD. This is what we’ll get::pic.twitter.com/en1lTnaJOZ
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Shhh. Go back to learning the difference between its and it's.
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We’re defunding our public schools rn, home econ. That’s not what prosperous states do.
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A national right to work law has been a pipe dream of corporate lobbyists, the chamber of commerce, the Koch brothers, and the politicians on their payroll for decades. Blackburn has to endorse it fully, just like she does for NRA.
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Non union means race to the bottom for the middle class. History shows its true.
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