thetruthaboutefca.com | The Truth About The Employee Free Choice Act & Card Check

Check out the video for this Pennsylvanian talking to Sen. Arlen Specter on card check and cap and trade:

Wow, great new ad up by the WMC — the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce — calling on Congressman Steve Kagen and Sen. Herb Kohl to vote NO on the Employee Free Choice Act. Check it out, pass it on.

And while you’re at it, don’t forget our great ad running across the country right now.

Remember how we told you that liberal activists hope to use the un-democratic, anti-jobs, anti-business bill known euphemistically as the Employee Free Choice Act to make conservatism an endangered species? Well, the picture is becoming even more clear now. It looks like leading SEIU official Anna Burger will be speaking at the event slated for later this week in Pittsburgh.

We’re sure she will get the crowd whipped up well — but we aren’t as confident they will be informed about EFCA’s threat to jobs, its threat to democracy, or SEIU’s own record of union busting, union raiding, and hypocrisy.

Glenn Spencer over at Chamberpost.com reports: “Arkansas State AFL-CIO head Alan Hughes misses the mark not once, not twice, but thrice in today’s Texarkana Gazette.”

Ouch! Click through to check out the whole story, but we don’t want you to miss the conclusion:

…advocates of EFCA have been, and will continue to, pump out misinformation about the bill. EFCA is on hold at least until Congress comes back after the recess. This is no time to let up in educating the public about this job-killing legislation.

Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell again raised the issue of card check in his state when he gave the GOP’s weekly radio address this weekend. Saying ” We must do everything we can to keep and grow jobs in Virginia and in every state in our country,” McDonnell added “That’s why we have fought against the job-killing ‘card check’ legislation that is being pushed by big national labor unions and Democrats in Congress.”

Louisiana news outlet The Advocate has a fair and provocative article on the fight over the Employee Free Choice Act, but we think this intro leaves a bit out:

The debate is one of Washington