The Senate is now voting ..... The Bill is HR 800 Union Organizing and Membership.

Will the Senate allow unions to take precedence over worker rights --- displacing a 60-year old system in which workers were given the right to determine by secret ballot whether they WANTED to unionize?

At issue is whether labor unions will, in essence, have a free hand in forcing the American worker to support and contribute to a union agenda. 

How much money is organized labor willing to pay for this vote and how vulnerable are Senators to selling their votes? 

The motion to proceed on Bill HR 800 fails.  But not by much.