@Cycloptichorn,
I wanted to expand on a point I made earlier as well:
George stated,
Quote: The very fact that a draft right to work law, like those that have existed in about 22 other states for the past 40+ years is being considered in Michigan, the former bastion of the UAW and the American labor movement, is a telling fact concerning public attituded towards labor unions.
The truth is that only five states do not have collective bargaining for
public employees — Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. Those states rank 45th, 48th, 49th, 38th, and 34th, in average SAT scores, respectively. Wisconsin is 3rd.
The idea that removing collective bargaining leads to anything but poor performance is a joke. Once again, there is no proof at all that busting unions improves the quality of education in the slightest.
Cycloptichorn