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Category Archive: Coloradans for Employee Freedom (page 2)

  • “Where’s Udall?” Members Ask Vital Questions Outside 2nd Debate

    Posted on Aug 04, 2008 by Coloradans for Employee Freedom

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK0O79Kr6wY[/youtube] Coloradans for Employee Freedom were on the streets again, this time at Schaffer/Udall Debate #2.  Along with many supporters of the two candidates, the Waldo-themed protesters were back in the mix, this time rubbing elbows with sign-wavers outside of Fox 31 studios.  They continue to ask “Where’s Udall?” on the Employee Free Choice Act, […]

  • Mark Udall and Honoring (Some) American Traditions

    Posted on Jul 31, 2008 by Tracie Gibler

    When it comes to honoring American traditions, Colorado Senate candidate Mark Udall is very selective. In a recent clip targeted toward union organizers, Udall claims that the deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act is important because it allows workers to “honor the American traditions of collective bargaining and organizing in the workplace.” Sadly, the American tradition […]

  • Colorado Senator Wayne Allard Discusses Card Check

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    Recently Senator Wayne Allard of Colorado took a moment to discuss the Employee Free Choice Act with talkshow host Mike Rosen on 850 KOA.  He defends the secret ballot for employees, and calls the card check bill/EFCA “irresponsible”.  He points out that the private ballot is a tradition that we must preserve to protect workers from […]

  • Udall Avoids Comment on Employee Free Choice Act

    Posted on Jul 17, 2008 by Coloradans for Employee Freedom

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urMqsgABzmQ[/youtube] Coloradans for Employee Freedom caught up with Congressman Mark Udall recently to ask his exact opinion on removing the private ballot from union organization elections.  When asked, he claims that he doesn’t know what our concerned citizen is talking about.  We know this to be false, as Udall not only voted for the Employee Free […]

  • Coloradans for Employee Freedom attend Crucial Debate

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    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nvJIWnsM1Y[/youtube] Earlier this week, a crucial debate took place between candidates for Colorado’s empty Senate seat, and Coloradans for Employee Freedom were in attendance. They were there to protest Congressman Mark Udall and his support for the Employee Free Choice Act and big labor interests. Parodying the classic children’s book, “Where’s Waldo”, they were asking […]

  • Markey Avoids Real Issue Confronting Colorado Workers

    Posted on Jul 08, 2008 by Coloradans for Employee Freedom

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR9K2H5f-jc[/youtube] In this clip, Betsy Markey, Democrat candidate for the 4th Congressional District of Colorado, chooses to ignore the fact that workers will lose their right to private ballot elections through EFCA, instead choosing to focus on the fact the Employee Free Choice Act will punish businesses and streamline the union organization process that has […]

  • Former Colorado Governor denounces EFCA

    Posted on Jun 19, 2008 by Coloradans for Employee Freedom

    On Monday, Denver Newsradio 850 KOA talk show host Mike Rosen and former Colorado Governor Bill Owens fielded a call asking about the governor’s viewpoints on the deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act. Owens shares an interesting story of a Teamster union representative agreeing with him on the un-democratic nature of the law and his belief […]

  • Coloradans Hold Udall Accountable for EFCA Support

    Posted on Jun 12, 2008 by J. Justin Wilson

    I came across two great letters to the editor in Colorado this week holding Democratic Senate candidate Mark Udall accountable for his unconscionable support of the misnamed Employee Free Choice Act. Mark Davidson wrote in today’s Denver Post: There has been nothing coy about Democratic candidates’ courtship of big labor this election year. Colorado’s own senatorial candidate, […]