"Have you heard the commercial that is airing on KSL from the National Right to Work Foundation? It is a piece of work, all right!
They start by saying that the teacher's union bosses are forcing teachers to work to overturn a popular, groundbreaking new law that will benefit Utah's education system. Then they go on to say that a recent Attorney General opinion stated that it was illegal to do this during contract time. Finally, they tell teachers how to get free legal help to fight the union bosses.
This heavy handed ad, full of half-truths, is brought to you by the National Right to Work Foundation, the legal arm of a union-busting group that is partly funded by the...(wait for it)...Walton Foundation [Walmart]."
Click here to read Natalie's post, Who's behind the National Right to Work Foundation.
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I haven't read Natalie's post--I will after this comment--but a question: How would you word the ad so that it was true?
union thugs strike again
I actually got it right the first time Frank, but after thinking about it I would add one word and call it "The National Walmart Right to Work for Nothing Foundation"
Now I feel complete.
Actually I was referring to this paragraph:
They start by saying that the teacher's union bosses are forcing teachers to work to overturn a popular, groundbreaking new law that will benefit Utah's education system. Then they go on to say that a recent Attorney General opinion stated that it was illegal to do this during contract time. Finally, they tell teachers how to get free legal help to fight the union bosses.
How would you rewrite that to make it accurate?
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