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Mark Mix’s Right to Work Presentation

Posted by Paul Gessing - September 15, 2012 - Uncategorized
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Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation was in Albuquerque on Wednesday, September 12 to discuss Right to Work Laws and how such a law might benefit New Mexico. Mark spent a great deal of time working on the issue in New Mexico and has some great anecdotes to tell throughout his speech. Lt. Gov. John Sanchez attended and spoke on the importance of Right to Work as well. Plus, see this report from Rob Nikolewski of Capitol Report New Mexico on the protesters.

Mark Mix Part 1 from Paul Gessing on Vimeo.

Mark Mix Part 2 from Paul Gessing on Vimeo.

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