Thanks, Steve, for posting the URL to the bill itself.

What's most scary about the bill, other than the power it will provide unions to quickly and easily organize workers at businesses of all sizes is that the bill as submitted to committee has 225 co-sponsors.

That means that when this bill leaves committee, it's already passed. The co-sponsors alone are more than the required majority.

Wow! All we can hope for is that the Senate really does act as the "deliberative body" that the framers had in mind. But if the bill that comes out of the House can get 60 votes in the Senate, our economy has little hope of long-term growth. I only hope Steve's analysis is correct and that the wording of the bill provides plenty of fodder for litigation.

This one is scary.