If the law is quickly enacted, unions won't have much time to extend their current contracts before the state becomes right-to-work.
The Texas Attorney General's Office brags about its "Right to Work" laws, which became "Right to Die" laws last week.
The future belongs to the states that become Right to Work states, because these states have stronger tax bases and better levels of employment.
The future belongs to the states who become Right to Work states, where unions have no power and cannot bully businesses into hiring workers simply because they live in the neighborhood and pay dues.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce said that if Indiana had become right-to-work in 1977, its per capita income would be $2,925 higher because more factories and jobs would have come to the state.
My home state of Michigan became right-to-work.
Wisconsin would carry some particular symbolism as the 25th state to become right-to-work.
And as more states become right-to-work, conservatives in other states will undoubtedly argue that they also need to be right-to-work to remain competitive.
Since the Tea Party wave of 2010, longtime union strongholds like Wisconsin, Michigan and West Virginia have all become right-to-work states.
Just four years later, the entire state became right-to-work, meaning workers have the option to not pay any union dues, while still enjoying the benefits of a union contract.
On Tuesday, members of the Senate's labor committee listened to a stream of testimony from experts, business owners, business lobbies and unions about their predictions if Wisconsin became right-to-work.
