Feeding At The Trough

Feeding At The Trough

I can’t repeat this enough. Unions representing public service employees should be eliminated. 

Unions pay into campaign funds of politicians who in turn bargain with the same unions on benefits and pay for public employees funded by the taxpayer.

Private companies held captive by unions make decisions based on company finances, politicians and unions bargain with taxpayer money with no regard for cost as long as the quid pro quo continues.

Then you get this shit;

The National Treasury Employees Union Chapter 280 sent an invitation to the rally on the EPA email system during work hours, encouraging employees to rally for “respect.”

“Please join NTEU members from across the country as we rally at the U.S. Capitol for fair pay, a secure retirement, and respect,” the email, which was sent Wednesday, states.

“We really need you to come for this,” the union said. “Now, more than ever it’s important that EPA employees stand together.”

The rally comes at a time when government bureaucrats, including career employees for the EPA, are vowing to resist the new Trump administration.

In an unprecedented effort, EPA employees called their senators last week pressing them to vote against Scott Pruitt as the new EPA administrator. The New York Times called it “a remarkable display of activism and defiance that presages turbulent times ahead for the EPA.” Pruitt was confirmed by a vote of 52-46.  here…

 And this is what the taxpayer gets for our hard earned money.

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  1. I am forced in the Peoples Republik of Cahlifonia to belong to a Govt. employees union. When they came to town to be our reps I questioned them as to their political donations. They were all straight down the line pro Democrat,pro gun control. I politely told them to shove it. They were voted in anyway. I was offered a plan where I would be a paying into it for all but the political donation portion which is 94% plus change of full dues. I do not have any say in contract negotiations nor do I get to vote on the contract. What a place.

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