At present, in order to become unionized — that is, to have a union represent a workforce — 51% of those voting, must vote yes for the union. That seems fair. More than half of the workers must want a union before there is a union. Now, the Obama administration, as pay back for union support during the election, is pushing a bill that would eliminate the employee vote for or against an election. In other words, if a union decided it wanted to unionize a company — to represent a company’s workforce, all it would have to do is to say we are the representatives of those people. No election what so ever. Now that sounds unAmerican. What do you think?