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Scott Walker Says Would Target Federal Government Unions If Elected President

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (Reuters) – U.S. presidential candidate Scott Walker said if he is elected next year he will seek to eliminate federal government unions and the agency that investigates labor disputes, as well as helping states let public employees opt out of union membership.

After fading to low single-digits in recent public opinion polls, the Republican Wisconsin governor unveiled the package of anti-union measures on Monday that he said were inspired by the 2011 union-busting campaign in his state that propelled him to national prominence.

At a construction equipment company in Las Vegas, Walker acknowledged the measures, including eliminating the National Labor Relations Board, would be much more difficult to achieve at the federal level, given that Congress would have to approve nearly every part of his plan.

“If you’re a big-government union boss in Washington, this is a threat to you and to all of the politicians that you have under your control in our nation’s capital,” he told a Nevada resident at the rally. more

11 Comments on Scott Walker Says Would Target Federal Government Unions If Elected President

  1. It is a great idea, but not one of the country’s most pressing issues right now. He would make a great Labor Secretary. (I would definitely vote for him, if nominated, but I don’t see that happening.)

  2. I can’t see any of the GOPe supporting his measures, as great as they are. Much bigger priorities are out there anyway. We don’t need great measures. We need someone who can f-ing steamroll the GOPe and progs.

    “I’m a steamroller, baby…”

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