Unless a miracle happens, Indiana (with approximately 11 percent of its workforce unionized) is going to become the 23rd "right-to-work" state in the ...
Instead of giving those same old, tired, faux-patriotic stump speeches that glorify American virtues and accentuate American exceptionalism, our politicians need to adopt a broader, more internationalist view.
There was a time not long ago when strikes were a regular part of the American economic landscape, and when, conversely, lockouts were about as scarce as rain in July.
More than anything else, the Oscars are supposed to be a celebration of the movies. Right? So celebrate!
For one, what sort of "international cultural exchange program" involves the participants doing manual labor in a factory? What is so "culturally" beneficial about lifting cases of Kit-Kats on the graveyard shift at a Hershey plant?
