Jordan ignores the most obvious examples of whistle-blowing that are now felonies under the law he voted for, like reporting animal abuse at factory farms and elder abuse at factory nursing homes, and instead trots out a wholly bogus example of someone working for Walmart (Walmart!) and working there with insufficient "duty" and loyalty to the largest corporation in America.
What?
Jordan, -- occasionally an affront to human decency himself -- willfully misrepresents the intention and the impact of the law he voted for.
But we sheep will keep electing him, despite his corporate allegiance, lunatic fringe ideas and lack of human decency.
ReplyDeleteThe Governor vetoed it and Jordan and the General Assembly voted to override it. Sad.
ReplyDeleteI spoke with people that work in this field every day...imagine talking to experts before making up your mind. I agree with the Governor's veto of the bill.
Lew Hendricks
NC House republican candidate
www.hendricks4nchouse.com
At minimum wage, companies pay for work, not loyalty.
ReplyDeleteOnce again we witness an elected official who is no more than a "street walker" in Raleigh's red light district.
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