Glenn Spencer, director of research at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, spoke to conservative bloggers today at the Heritage Foundation about the left's top legislative plan to pass "card check." Union numbers have been down in past years, and the passage of card check would mean violating a worker's privacy at the voting booth when choosing whether to join a union. As of now, a worker's vote is private, which means the worker knows that neither a paid union official nor a supervisor will ever know how he voted. However, an Obama administration could change that and, according to Spencer, lead to the abolishment of right-to-work laws by repealing the Taft Hartley Act." Eyeblast.tv interviewed Spencer about those issues.
