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Scott Walker’s Anti-Union Law Could Be Undone by a Court That Respects the Constitution

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Former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker pushed an anti-union bill through the state legislature in 2011. The bill, Act 10, was struck down by a lower court, but it was upheld by the state Supreme Court. Now the high court has a progressive majority and unions are challenging the law in court.

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Scott Walker’s Anti-Union Law Could Be Undone by a Court That Respects the Constitution

John Nichols A right-wing state Supreme Court upheld the Wisconsin governor’s assault on workers. But the court now has a progressive majority and unions are challenging the law. The post Scott Walker’s Anti-Union Law Could Be Undone by a Court That Respects the Constitution appeared first on The Nation.

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