Frank Smith Says NB: Unions Ask Malloy To Reopen Talks To Avoid Layoffs - Courant.com

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Unions Ask Malloy To Reopen Talks To Avoid Layoffs - Courant.com

Gov. Malloy leaving the door opened for the unions to get him to change his mind!

All smoke and mirrors.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: These left wing extremists will stop at nothing to push their radicalism onto anyone and everyone. Today it is unsuspecting state employees, who is next???; July 6, 2011 at 3:11 PM
Anonymous said...: Union members are about to find out what an extremist dictatorial organization their union can be.

The very union that voted to reject this socialized medicine has a leader who is using his paid union position to coerce the governor to force it upon the very members who rejected it, and they will most likely find out the hard way that whether they agree with this guy or not, they have absolutely no choice whether he stays or goes, anymore than the citizens of Cuba have over whether or not Castro is their President.; July 6, 2011 at 3:46 PM
Anonymous said...: If you listened to Danny Boy's speech in New Britain earlier, what he was talking about was getting the unions to change their voting rules so they can go ahead and ram Sustinet down the throats of the state employees.

Any state employee who would vote for this socialist take-over of their health care is out of their mind and deserves the destruction that will come to their health care or lack thereof!; July 6, 2011 at 10:41 PM
Buffoon in Chief! said...: This is just one last ditch effort to get the union leadership to ignore the will of their members and jam Sustinet down their throats so that Danno can run to Washington and brag to his Messiah that Connecticut is the first state to totally destroy their health care in an Obamacare style manner of destruction.

Quite Frankly, it is none of Malloy's business what the union voting rules are, and it may even constitute an unfair labor practice for the Governor to be dictating the voting rules to the unions.

If brought before the labor board, I have no doubt Danny Boy's answer would once again be that he didn't know it was against the law, just like when his staff violated state law by publishing the names of people to whom vehicle registrations were issued to--something that a police officer would be arrested and fired for--but for Danno it is enough to say "Dah, I dunno."

Each and every day Danny Boy shows himself to be an even bidder buffoon!; July 6, 2011 at 11:08 PM

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