associate and petition their public employers on wages
and conditions of employment, this right certainly does
not compel the employer to listen.”
...that's so SWEET!...
Posted on 09/15/2013 9:09:57 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
The party is over, all their bluster ultimately meant nothing; and that’s as it should be.
It took almost exactly a year to the day, but the party is over for our greedy union thug enemies in Wisconsin. Just last September 14, the gang at the Dailykos oh so gleefully reported that a Democrat hack judge in Madison had ruled the state’s law effectively ending, “.. collective bargaining rights for most public workers” was not constitutional and could not be enforced. Unions, Dane County Circuit Court Judge Juan Colas ruled, could go on eating their way to the bottom of one public trough after another without coming up for air or being stopped by the taxpayers.
Oh how happy the union thugs were! But alas that was then and this is now. A kangaroo court has been slapped down by a real judge and...
(Excerpt) Read more at coachisright.com ...
Another WIN for Wisconsin. :)
Interpretation means accurate translation of the words to various actions. Thus the word exploitation could mean government abuse of power or incest, depending on cases.
No, phony judges think interpretation is not rigorous translation, but anything they personally imagine is fair or plausible. It all violates the vagueness doctrine... But, who cares, right, in our age of relativism where all words must mean chicken.
Who woulda thought THIS happen? Me neither!
Fantastic!
BTW, I like the way this guy writes.
Removal from the bench and disbarment of the hack should follow.
Thanks Oldpuppymax.
The judge was absolutely right. But the way the crooks and thugs are spreading through the judicial system. We’re lucky to have an honest judge like this. There are fewer and fewer of them.
Meanwhile, before this ruling even came down last week, the 3rd largest teachers union in the state (Kenosha) announced they are disbanding because too few teachers opted to pay dues and stay in the union.
Victory is coming, despite efforts of pinhead liberal judges, because We The People (even liberal teachers union members) make the right choice when it’s available to us.
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This is a win for Wisconsin but I fear a day that there will be no sane court to turn to. I would much rather see a State set the precedent of simply ignoring a lower federal court and just going on with it’s legislation.
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