Janus decision ‘reins in unions’ political power,’ the right says

1. Supreme Court's Janus v AFSCME ruling will force unions to be more accountable: Teacher

From USA TODAY: "Unions can be great for workers. But supporting workers' rights isn't political, and it doesn't make you anti-union."

2. Supreme Court's Janus decision is a win for government workers (and all Americans)

From Fox News: "This is how it should have always been – no one should be forced to finance an organization he or she disagrees with."

3. Janus Decision Reins In Unions' Political Power

From New York Times: "Public employee unions have too much influence in some states. The Supreme Court's ruling will take them down a peg."

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