KHTS Radio Santa Clarita Radio – Santa Clarita News
Host: Cardon Ellis, Mark Murphy
Topic: Who Are The Unions Really Serving?
Guests: Mariah Gondeiro, Litigation Counsel Freedom Foundation
Problem Solver Politics With Cardon Ellis – Who Are The Unions Really Serving – March 24, 2019
On this episode of Problem Solver Politics Cardon and Mark are joined by Mariah Gondeiro, Litigation Counsel from the Freedom Foundation, to talk about how the unions are really serving on the back of a recent case against Los Angeles County teachers union attempting to force its members to remain members even going as far as to remove their dues from their paychecks.
Also Mark and Cardon have it out over the recently released Mueller report and try to figure out what the media should be doing and who the left is actually worshiping in this country?
About Cardon Ellis:
Cardon Ellis is a 30-year resident of the Santa Clarita Valley. Having attended Santa Clarita Elementary, Arroyo Seco Junior High and Hart High School, he has established deep roots within the community.
Upon graduating high school, he attended Brigham Young University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Spanish Literature and Psychology. He chose this major after serving as a volunteer missionary for two years in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Cardon’s professional career includes having been a writer and travel correspondent for WABC’s travel show live, a founding member of the university comedy club…Read More.
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