Public-sector unions: The backlash continues

My take on public-sector unions is this: It's government workers lobby for more government--with the taxpayers losing. But it works well for the increasingly well-off public employees. Things are getting better--the backlash continues.

From Neal Boortz:

Government workers should not be able to participate in collective bargaining. Period. End of story. Not with captive consumers of their products. This isn't rocket science. Their demands are virtually endless and there is nothing that government can do to stop them. At best, you can vote union-friendly politicians out of office. So that is a place to start - at the ballot box in November.

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