Posted on 02/17/2015 7:35:17 AM PST by Kyle Olson
WAUWATOSA, Wis. – Union protesters targeted Gov. Scott Walker’s private residence Monday with a protest over cuts in the Governor’s most recent budget proposal.
Schools and Communities United, an amalgam of unions and left-wing activist groups, issued a press release Monday that reads:
Schools and Communities United is organizing a Presidents’ Day action in opposition to Walker’s proposed budget cuts near Scott Walker’s house on Monday, February 16 at 4:30pm.
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People used to wonder how the Pinkertons et al could be so brutal against union agitators. No need to wonder now.
The collective brain power in full spectacle!
Why haven’t these bullies and knuckle dragging thugs been arrested?
60’s radicalism on full display. Picket private homes. Homes of parents. Harass your children at school. Stage a sit-in at the nursing home. The ends justify the means.
Schools and Communists United
Corrected. Good heavens! That what spell check is for!
Good question.
Union goons will be union goons.
Unions are worse than mussie phlegm!
The Blue Fisters are back...
Unions have a legal right to commit violence that the rest of us don’t have.
No surprise here, this is just what communists do.
Scary that people like that are teaching children.
These people are filth.
They lost to Walker in two elections AND a recall. If these were Tea Party protestors against a Dem, the media would be howling for arrests. “TIME TO MOVE ON, YOU LOST!”
Leaches and trash, the lot of them.
What if each time this happened, we figured out who the leader was and protested at their house? I know, it’s a “who will bell the cat” kind of idea, but theoretically speaking, would it work? It would be tough, because:
a) the union thugs will threaten violence against anyone who tries it;
b) we have jobs and responsibilities.
Still, to pull a stunt like that just once would be great. If it was local to me, I’d go.
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