Barone: Biggest Loser Was Card Check

Thursday, November 5th, 2009 by Admin

Michael Barone takes a look at this week’s election results and concludes the Big Labor agenda was rejected by voters. Looking at a number of issues, and in particular card check, Barone writes:

The unions’ unprecedented political push in 2008 has not been unnoticed by the voters. Mr. Corzine’s cozy relationship with public employee union heads proved a liability in New Jersey, and in Virginia Mr. McDonnell campaigned hard against card check and the Obama agenda. The Gallup organization reports that Americans are less pro-union than they have been at any time since it first started asking the question in 1936. Maybe around the country union members will start asking their leaders what they have gotten for all the money they’ve spent on politics.

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