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“Oklahoma Panel Votes to Repeal Collective Bargaining”

Unleash the beast:

A state House committee has narrowly approved legislation that would repeal collective bargaining rights for municipal employees in Oklahoma’s 13 largest cities.

The House General Government Committee voted 9-7 Wednesday to repeal the Municipal Employees Collective Bargaining Act. The measure was passed by lawmakers in 2004 and requires cities with populations of more than 35,000 to collectively bargain with their workers.

The community services director for Midwest City, Vaughn Sullivan, says the law has divided his city’s workforce and some workers don’t want to be bound by collective bargaining agreements.

Nonsense. They must be REQUIRED to stay bound! For FREEDOM!

11 Replies to ““Oklahoma Panel Votes to Repeal Collective Bargaining””

  1. serr8d says:

    Release the Kraken~!

  2. Obstreperous Infidel says:

    Release the Kraken~!

    No, I see way too much of Michelle Obama already.

  3. DarthLevin says:

    Shouldn’t that headline read, “Extremely White Oklahoma Panel Votes to Repeal Collective Bargaining”? Because of the gooey center of raaaaacism?

  4. Squid says:

    I don’t understand all the antipathy toward collective bargaining. I mean, who doesn’t like a bargain?

  5. B. Moe says:

    Same kind of misfits and malcontents who don’t like organized communities, I’m betting.

  6. SmokeVanThorn says:

    Mitch Daniels is sending Bon Voyage gift baskets to Democrats who leave Oklahoma to prevent a quorum when the matter comes to the legislative floor.

  7. Danger says:

    Dos Okies are OK!

    (Coming from someone who proudly calls himself a semi-okie after having been stationed there there for four years:^)

  8. Mr B says:

    Why does Oklahoma hate the American dream?

  9. geoffb says:

    The Providence, RI, School Board voted tonight to send layoff notices to every teacher in the school district
    […]
    The school district does not know how many teachers actually will be laid off, but complied with the deadline to give it flexibility in dealing with a massive budget deficit
    […]
    David Cicilline, the prior Mayor of Providence who left the City in such bad shape, was elected to Congress in November, filling the seat previously held by Patrick Kennedy.

    For Democrats, failure is a resume enhancement as Rush says.

  10. Kevin says:

    I believe that those guys in Madison cried havoc and let slip the dogs of war. This is excellent news. Hope it spreads to all states.

  11. Entropy says:

    Can you imagine if this logic hit the business world?

    “There is a toaster oven on your front porch. You owe us $89.99 plus sales tax.”

    “But I did not buy a toaster.”

    “Stop trying to be a free rider. We gave everyone on your block a toaster so now everyone has to pay us $89.99.

    Plus sales tax.”

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