Labor Management Relations Act of 1947

[Darth Plagueis]

Yay (R)

[Goldwater]

Yay (R)

[DC Al Fine]

FYI, it's Yea, not Yay

[Peter the Lefty]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

[TNF]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

[Mechaman]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

This.
Going straight to the Simple Truths board.

[H. Ross Peron]

No (D)

[RogueBeaver]

Absolutely! (R)

[Peter the Lefty]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

What pisses me off just as much is the fact that Democrats never talk about repealing it.  Heck, most people have never heard of it, as far as I can tell.  And lack of knowledge of the law only helps to perpetuate it.  If only the Democrats would even so much as TALK about it, they could seriously change the political discourse on the subject.

[RogueBeaver]

Yay (R)

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Marginal Yea.  The Act includes a number of provisions that need repealing or revising, but it also contains some badly needed reforms to labor law to enable the government to intervene when a dispute threatens the economic well being of more than just the principals involved.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

What pisses me off just as much is the fact that Democrats never talk about repealing it.  Heck, most people have never heard of it, as far as I can tell.  And lack of knowledge of the law only helps to perpetuate it.  If only the Democrats would even so much as TALK about it, they could seriously change the political discourse on the subject.

Congress is too right-wing to consider it.

[ElectionsGuy]

Nay. I'm not in favor of tightly regulating unions, especially not at the federal level.

[Kung Fu Kenny]

Nay (D/normal)

[Zioneer]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

What pisses me off just as much is the fact that Democrats never talk about repealing it.  Heck, most people have never heard of it, as far as I can tell.  And lack of knowledge of the law only helps to perpetuate it.  If only the Democrats would even so much as TALK about it, they could seriously change the political discourse on the subject.

It's honestly astounding that no Democrat has tried to frame the act as "government unfairly regulating business", since technically, private sector unions are part of business.

[minionofmidas]

Oh, this is Taft-Hartley. Oppose, obviously.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Oh, this is Taft-Hartley. Oppose, obviously.

Yeah, took me a minute to realize it.  Couldn't be more opposed.

[windjammer]

Oh, this is Taft-Hartley. Oppose, obviously.

Yeah, took me a minute to realize it.  Couldn't be more opposed.

[courts]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

you and i both know that nowadays whether or not someone is a democrat has more to do with a) if they're brown and b) how they feel about gays, polar bears, pot or wire hangers if they're not brown.

[courts]

anyway i would vote no obviously.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

The most unequivocal, adamant, unshakable "no" vote humanly possible (not a boss-serving plutocrat).

Any Democrat voting 'Yea' should immediately switch their avatar to 'R'. Either those guys are Democrats or I'm not, because this is literally the most pivotal piece of legislation post-New Deal that has influenced American society, and not in a good way.

you and i both know that nowadays whether or not someone is a democrat has more to do with a) if they're brown and b) how they feel about gays, polar bears, pot or wire hangers if they're not brown.

If I wasn't brown, I probably wouldn't have a red avatar.

Nay because I don't believe in modern feudalism.

[Miles]

Yay (D).

[Leftbehind]

Yay (D).

Oh f**k off.

[Zioneer]

Yay (D).

Wait, I thought you were one of the traditionalist pro-union types.

[H. Ross Peron]

Yay (D).

Wait, I thought you were one of the traditionalist pro-union types.