yder and his right wing allies used every trick in the book to prevent the people from being able to hold a referendum vote on this issue. All the while, Governor Snyder has refused to take any responsibility for these dirty tricks by trying to hide behind Republican legislators. Make no mistake about it, if Governor Snyder signs this bill, he owns all of it. Rick Snyder has one last chance to stop listening to the Koch Brothers and start listening to the thousands of hard working Michiganders in the streets of Lansing today. For the sake of the future of our state and for the millions of Michiganders who will see their incomes stagnate if this becomes law, I urge Governor Snyder to do the right thing and veto this bill.

, we came together as one Greater Detroit community. Today, because of the tremendous sacrifices of our auto workers as well as President Obama's commitment to see our local economy recover, thousands of new auto jobs have been created across our region. To keep our economy growing, we need to focus on the things that unite us which is why I asked Governor Snyder to keep his promise by rejecting divisive "right to work" legislation.

ing to prevent voters from seeing how he is dividing Michigan instead of working to ensure the future of our state during this fragile recovery. Just like Scott Walker, Governor Snyder’s flip flop is clearly a calculated decision to put his own political ambitions ahead of the families he’s supposed to be working for. I stand in solidarity with Michigan’s working families, and we will never stop fighting against this unprecedented and reckless action by Governor Snyder.

them to be used as a bargaining chip in the fiscal cliff debate. I’m proud to stand with Congresswoman Lee and more than 75 members of Congress that are fighting to protect Unemployment Insurance.” http://1.usa.gov/TJYU6p