When you've had Democratic control of the NLRB for at least 17 years since 1990, and their appointees bend over backwards to make it easy for the unions, there

When you've had Democratic control of the NLRB for at least 17 years since 1990, and their appointees bend over backwards to make it easy for the unions, there should have been a lot more union victories. I think you need to face up to the fact that most private sector workers nowadays see no value to it. "You're coming across incredibly naive" - maybe I just don't agree with you. Is that not allowed?