Allen resonds to attack ads
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ARAW - Maine EFCA Adby MEpolitics405 views- 0:21
Obama Girl on the Employee Free Choice Actby arawvideos18,056 views
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Veterans for Collins: Tom Allen's Attack Adsby Collins4Senator1,081 views
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Tom Allen Adby lazypup2001166 views
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Employee Free Choice Act: EFCA Exposedby efcaexposed17,114 views
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EFCA will Cost Jobsby EmployeeFreedom17,646 views
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AFL-CIO Trumka July 2008 : HELL YES Working People Angry on Economyby cameo987613,594 views
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Sen. George McGovern talks about EFCA on FOX Newsby EmployeeFreedom1,262 views
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YouChoose '08, Al Franken on the Employee Free Choice Actby FrankenForSenate3,804 views
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Tom Allen Supports EFCAby EmployeeFreedom438 views
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Keith Ellison Radio Ad on the Employee Free Choice Actby freechoiceact530 views
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Coalition for a Democratic Workplace Airs New Television Adby activatedirect3,404 views
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Indiana Labor Leaders Show Support for Andre Carson!by uawvotes225 views
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Senator avoiding any "dangerous" questionsby nicksd832296 views
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Mark Udall has "serious reservations" about EFCAby EmployeeFreedom121 views
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Tom Allen: Common Senseby AThirdBushTerm122 views
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Employee Free Choice Actby arawvideos6,191 views
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Reality Check - July 9, 2008by SEIU262,497 views
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Behind the scenes of labor's EFCA agendaby EmployeeFreedom1,015 views
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Scary Movie - The Horror of the Employee Free Choice Actby SEIU157,402 views
Maybe you should read the bill. It does NOT take away the right to a secret ballot
pulppeeler 3 years ago
Congressman Allen is a co-sponsor of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA). You would think he'd speak on the issue and what is in the bill. The EFCA takes away an employees right to a private ballot. The "barriers are enormous" says Allen but that's a complete lie. Currently, the National Labor Relations Board oversees a private election for unionization. That would be illegal if people like Tom Allen got their way. Under the bill, a public signature (probably under coercion) is sufficient.
bmurph517 3 years ago