Unions Have Been Hogs Enough and Now They're Slaughtered

The unions and the tax structure are the prime reasons that most of our industry has moved overseas. The unions "jacked" labor cost to a point where the "diffrential" became so great that business could no longer ignore it. The huge U.S. corporate income tax is written off by corporations as a "cost of doing business", and is passed on the the consumer. Unions must take into account that labor is much cheaper overseas, and the U.S. typical overseas tax is 5-10 percent as compared to our max of 35%. The primary cause was the "powers that be" opening up the "global economy", without taking into consideration, that low cost (slave?) labor would ruin the U.S. P & L equation, when compared to, "made in China".