Consider the source. This is a hit piece, pure and simple, as shown by comments in the second sentence about which unions supported the Gov. Ask Chris Mathews about those “facts”.
Consider the source. This is a hit piece, pure and simple, as shown by comments in the second sentence about which unions supported the Gov. Ask Chris Mathews about those “facts”.
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Actually it’s written right in there...I read it. No-bid sales of public utilities would be authorized...WOW.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not suddenly becoming a liberal...but this looks bad. Who sets the price?
“Consider the source. This is a hit piece, pure and simple, as shown by comments in the second sentence about which unions supported the Gov. Ask Chris Mathews about those “facts”.”
Whether it’s a hit piece is besides the point. I’m not worried about the piece, I’m trying to understand why they would put language in the bill that allows no-bid contracts. As I said, at first blush, it raises suspicions of backroom deals, and opens one up to criticism and demagoguery.
So, back to the question, why would they put in that language? I’m not being critical, because from what I’ve seen of Walker, he seems a good guy - just curious.