Michael Barone explains the deal:
So the Obama administration is now telling companies where they can build their factories. That’s the takeaway from the National Labor Relation Board’s action challenging Boeing’s ongoing plans to set up a plant in North Charleston, South Caroline, to build the 787 Dreamliner. The NLRB doesn’t like this because the plant won’t be unionized and won’t be subject to strikes—like the 58-day strike in 2008—which shut down Boeing plants in Washington state...
Obama’s motives in both cases are clear... Keep the union dues money going into unions which contributed $400 million to Democrats in the 2008 cycle.
I live in SC and while our state is desperate for jobs & industry I won't be shedding any tears for corporate welfare queen Boeing over this litigation/power play.
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I wish the dollar would accelerate its collapse so we could start over and get back to work quickly.
Another successful public-private partnership!
ReplyDeletePresident Jintao & Premier Jiabao & the Chinese Airlines manufacturing industry Give a big thanks to President Obama for this.
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