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Primary in “Live Free or Die” state heats up drug war talk among candidates
Main January 4, 2012Primary in "Live Free or Die" state heats up drug war talk among candidatesAs suggested by these two new items via the Huffington Post, it appears that…
The Right Coast
Trende on the trend Tom Smith
Sean Trende's take on Iowa. I hope he's wrong -- Iowa is just one data point. If the GOP is on the road to being a Santorum/Huckabee party, it ain't…
The Right Coast
Jay Cost on Iowa Tom Smith
Always worth reading Cost. I agree it looks like it's Mitt by default.
Vorys on Labor
Details of NLRB Election Rule Published; Chamber Files Lawsuit
By Nelson Cary
By Nelson Cary and Micah Dawson Earlier today, the NLRB formally published their new election rules in the Federal Register. Chairman Pearce (D) and Member Becker (D), whose term ends…
Minnesota Employer
NLRB Publishes Final Rule Amending Election Procedures
By a 2-1 vote, the National Labor Relations Board (the “Board”) adopted a Final Rule amending its election case procedures. The Board’s approval of the Final Rule will be published…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : December 21, 2011
Coming to you much later than normal, we draw on 162 posts hitting the LexBlog Network to round up ten of today's best. Covering a topic that has seemingly been…
Vorys on Labor
NLRB Adopts New Election Rules Adopted
By Nelson Cary
The NLRB announced today that it has formally adopted the revisions to the election rules that were originally proposed earlier this year. The official notice will be published in the Federal Register…
Labor Law Prof Blog
D.C. Circuit Enforces NMB Voting Rule
The D.C. Circuit (2-1), in Air Transport Assoc. v. NMB, enforced the NMB's new election voting rule. As you might remember, that rule gave covered unions a win in an…
The Right Coast
Most Americans believe Obama should be voted out of office and that he will be re-elected Tom Smith
Sigh.
ImmigrationProf Blog
Fellowship to Focus on Immigration and the 2012 Elections
The Institute for Justice and Journalism is accepting applications for its 2012 professional fellowship program, which will examine the contentious immigration issues playing out across the country on local, state…