Michigan’s legislature voted on December 11 to make the Wolverine State the 24th in the country to adopt a “right-to-work” law. The governor signed the measure, but the controversy continues. Opponents vow that they will fight the law through the courts and punish legislators who voted for it with recall elections. Supporters vow to push for similar laws in other states.
What’s really at stake here?
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America is on the verge of losing something very important in Michigan and it isn’t getting nearly enough attention, probably because it’s just one more act in a long-running drama. 
Freedom, Family, and Fairness — A Conservative Epiphany
My political epiphany occurred there, too. (No, not at the hot tub party. In California.)
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