Should a person be forced to pay the equivalent of union dues that pushes a version of politics that he or she opposes? The Supreme Court has ruled: no.
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Should a person be forced to pay the equivalent of union dues that pushes a version of politics that he or she opposes? The Supreme Court has ruled: no.
Just before the Supreme Court heard arguments, Edward Stringham appeared in a debate on the topic. Stringham took the position that the case should be decided for Janus.
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