February 08, 2010
At first, this report from the Las Vegas Sun sounds as though conservatives have mostly won the fight against Big Labor to keep the Obama administration from stripping the secret ballot from organizing elections. They pushed hard on ObamaCare and appear to have lost that battle. No one in Congress has touched the Card Check bill as people grow more angry over employment losses. Unions themselves have slipped in standing with the American electorate to their lowest level of support ever recorded. With their political power waning, conservatives have focused more on the ObamaCare debate and the lack of action by Democrats on the economy.
However, deeper within this report lies a new strategy by the unions to use the latter to get its Card Check legislation out of Congress (emphasis mine):
"He will have to explain to the American people why his vision for bigger government, more spending, and higher taxes will work over the next four years when it hasn't worked in the past three and a half years.” – Sen. Rob Portman on President Obama
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postpolitics: Obama loses more than 40 percent of Kentucky primary voters to 'uncommitted' option http://t.co/sqzjGP8o
ewerickson: Like His Policies, His Attacks Are Not Working Either http://t.co/AdtIT3Mf via @ewerickson
ewerickson: RT @jeffemanuel: RT @AJELive: Five bombers with hundreds of kilos of explosives arrested near #Kabul airport | http://t.co/mxt0IKmM
foxbusiness: Euro markets are falling sharply this morning on worries EU leaders won’t take enough action to bolster currency bloc. http://t.co/MLg2lLZu
danaperino: @TonyFratto the war on women is alive & well.