This is too optimistic. Wisconsin is the first couple battles of trench warfare. The unions have a lot of money and other states are more union friendly. I worry what will happen in Michigan and Pennsylvania, for instance. We are in a war with entrenched Lib power bases and we have less resources than them. Wisconsin proves that they can’t simply muscle their will through against needed, common sense reforms. That is great news. But it doesn’t mean they are dead, or that they won’t change their tactics. Get ready for years of battle.
Unions and the liberal agenda are not dead.
BUT folks in states like Illinois or Calif. that raise taxes greatly are losing companies thus jobs.
These companies look for low taxes and less govt. regulation and involvement.
If it persists those states will be in economic decline.
Hell, if you were about to start any manufacturing company tomorrow, are you going to do it in Illinois or say South Carolina. A right to work state with low taxes and more and more an educated workforce?
And if you lived in Chicago and had half a chance to move to
South Carolina in January, well?