Frank Smith Says NB: No Chance To Change SEBAC Vote That Rejected Deal With Malloy; No Retroactive Change To Bylaws; Vote Stands - Capitol Watch

Monday, July 4, 2011

No Chance To Change SEBAC Vote That Rejected Deal With Malloy; No Retroactive Change To Bylaws; Vote Stands - Capitol Watch

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: The system will never change so long as the State of Connecticut remains a closed shop where every state employee is required to pay dues to a union whether or not they wish to belong to a union. It is this FORCED union situation that drives the union's power over the legislature because it forces people to pay into a union, even against their will if need be. This forced unionism is what enables the unions to funnel millions of dollars into Democrat's campaign coffers and creates the scenario where all or at least most of the Democrats in the legislature are owned by the unions. The union bosses have total control over every vote these Democrats make, and the legislators dare not oppose any union for fear of losing all that money.

That is what happens when elected officials sell their soles for money. They become nothing more than simple property of their benefactors.; July 4, 2011 at 12:20 PM
Anonymous said...: Not to worry, the union leaders just need to make sure that all the checks they send to the Democrats are much bigger than the last ones, then the Democrats will forget there even was a problem with the budget.

Just line their checkbooks with more money, and they will continue to dance like puppets for the unions who already own them like cattle.

Anyone who thinks these union leaders don't control the legislature's every move is dreaming. You might as well consider the union leaders to be the legislature since so many legislators have sold their soles to the unions for years and years all in the name of money.

Money talks!; July 4, 2011 at 12:45 PM

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