Right to Work Warns of Impending Vote on Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill

Mark Mix and the National Right to Work Committee are leading the way. Don’t allow your valued police and firemen to be forced into union collective bargaining agreements against their will.

Dear Concerned American,

The fight against Big Labor is coming down to the wire, and I need your IMMEDIATE action.

Yesterday, union-label Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid filed a cloture petition on the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill (S. 3991), and the vote to cut off debate is now set for tomorrow.

Make no mistake. S. 3991 is designed to FORCE every firefighter and police officer in the country under union boss control.

During these tough times, passage of the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill could be the final straw for cities and small communities that are already struggling to make ends meet.

Please, use the form below to call your U.S. Senators IMMEDIATELY and urge them to vote against cloture in Wednesday’s vote and any subsequent votes on S. 3991.

Mark Mix

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Find out if your state is a Right to Work state here.

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