Yesterday evening, Kentucky’s newly Republican-led state House passed a right-to-work law, which would prevent the compulsory collection of union dues from unwilling employees as a condition of keeping their jobs.
The bill, sought after by business groups in the state for decades, had been long resisted by Democrats. Now, it could pass the state Senate as soon as tomorrow, and if it did it could become law before President Obama even leaves office.
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