NEA survey shows how many might quit the union after Janus

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Mike Antonucci, who has been sending out the Intercepts newsletter for as long as I remember being on the Internet, is the guy to read when it comes to getting the inside scoop on teachers unions. Right now, the biggest story is their fearful anticipation of an adverse ruling in the Janus case currently before the Supreme Court.

If the court rules as expected, teachers and other government employees in the 22 states that still have compulsory unionism will no longer be forced to pay a union as a condition of their employment.

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