The 2016 election was a major defeat for Big Labor and forced unionization.  As the results get further dissected, the magnitude of the defeat inflicted on the liberal agenda becomes more apparent with each passing day, especially when down-ballot results are analyzed. One aspect has to do with the right-to-work, which was well articulated by Chantal Lovell and F. Vincent Vernuccio in a Wall Street Journal piece.  Here is a summary of what they saw. Since 2012, four states have enacted right-to-work legislation, bringing to 26 the number of states that are RTW.  However, at least three additional states came close, but the effort was defeated by intransigent Democrats who have now been swept away. 1. In Missouri, the legislature passed right-to-work by strong majorities (92-66 in the House and 21-13 in the Senate),but the effort was vetoed by Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat.  Nixon has been term-limited, and his hoped for successor was defeated on Nov. 8....(Read Full Post)