California’s card check bill — yes, the one that was vetoed by the Governator — is saying, “I’ll be back,” according to the Capital Press.
The Governor was to be commended for vetoing the bill last time because card check is just plain bad.
Then again, unions in California aren’t known for being great on the economic outlook:
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