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EPISODE · May 6, 2025 · 3 MIN

Why Senator Rand Paul Supports the National Right to Work Act | Liberty RoundTable Short

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In this Liberty RoundTable Live short video, host Sam Bushman breaks down the renewed push for the National Right to Work Act, introduced by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. With commentary from Mark Mix, President of RightToWork.org, this video highlights the growing momentum behind protecting American workers from forced union dues. Key Topics Covered: What the National Right to Work Act actually does How forced unionism undermines individual freedom Mark Mix’s leadership at RightToWork.org Senator Rand Paul's fight for workplace liberty Why more than 20 U.S. senators are co-sponsoring this bill How citizens can take action by contacting their representatives "This is not about being anti-union. It’s about being pro-freedom and giving every American the right to choose," says Sam Bushman. Sponsored by PrepStartsNow.com – your guide to family preparedness and self-reliance resources for any scenario. Learn more and get involved: RightToWork.org PrepStartsNow.com Support the Right to Work Act by calling your senators today. Let’s protect workplace freedom across America. God Save Our Republic.

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