Unfortunately, Ms. Liebman is probably the perfect choice to lead the NLRB. From its foundation, with the exception of a few appointees who actually cared about workers’ rights and managed to survive the confirmation process, the NLRB has served as a tool to assist unions in their efforts to force workers into a collective that would serve the purposes of the far left and the Democrat Party.

Srdja Trifkovic, Director of the Center for International Affairs at The Rockford Institute said the following about the National Labor Relations Board:

“FDR’s New Deal united communists and fascists. Union leader Sidney Hillman praised Lenin as ‘one of the few great men that the human race has produced, one of the greatest statesmen of our age and perhaps of all ages.’ Big-business partisan Gen. Hugh Johnson wanted America to imitate the ‘dynamic pragmatism’ of Mussolini. Together, Hillman and Johnson developed the National Labor Relations Board. They shared a collectivist and authoritarian aversion for historical American principles of liberty.”