By Stan Greer
| July 15, 2021
What will it take to convince elected officials in forced-unionism states that are economically torpid or unaffordable for middle-class Americans, or both, that they must change course, or face potentially grave ballot-box repercussions for favoring Big Labor bosses over everyone else? Eventually, shrinking revenue bases may finally shake the complacency of Big Labor politicians who don’t seem to mind if far more taxpayers are leaving their state than are moving in.
It shouldn’t require fiscal catastrophes to persuade state elected officials to stop hurting the vast majority of their constituents just so the special privileges of a relative handful of union bosses can be perpetuated and even expanded. But state insolvency may well arrive before Big Labor politicians in states like California, New York, and Illinois acknowledge that monopolistic unionism has to be rolled back.
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