SPN works at the state level to “defund and defang” unions, oppose climate change regulations, lower wages, cut taxes, and push many more right-wing policies.
, and Institute for the American Worker presented"new solutions to the country's evolving workplace and union issues."
SPN and its members systematically spearhead attacks on unions and workers in statehouses and courtrooms nationwide with the goal of decimating the union movement. It also played a leading role in the 2018 Supreme Court decision in, which resulted in unions no longer being able to require members to pay"fair share" fees to cover the cost of bargaining for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.
In"So You Passed Education Savings Accounts [ESAs]. Now What?," SPN meeting attendees heard from school privatization advocates from the Children's Scholarship Fund New Hampshire, the
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