On Friday, August 21, 2015, the Daily Caller published a piece called "Right-To-Work In Missouri Depends On A Handul of Republican Legislators" by the CWF's research fellow Samantha Zinnen.

In the piece, Zinnen writes about Missouri’s next best chance to pass right-to-work:

Missouri lawmakers have an opportunity to make a bold play for the state’s economy by passing right-to-work.

Right-to-work legislation, which outlaws forced

unionization, passed both houses in May before Governor Jay Nixon vetoed it (at the bidding of his Big Labor puppetmasters). The vote was 92-66 in the House and 21-13 in the Senate.

That’s just seventeen votes shy of veto override in the House and only two in the Senate. Now the legislators will likely take up the issue again when a veto session convenes in Jefferson City in September.

This is the red zone of state politics. 

Read the full article here.