Hmm. Seems like they could afford to pay for some of their health care....like the REST of us.
These people still think it’s 1968.
Two-Thirds of WI Pub.-School 8th Graders Can’t Read Proficiently—despite the fact that Wisconsin spends more per pupil in its public schools than any other state in the Midwest.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2677944/posts
train kept a rollin’, all night long.
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I thought the Rats mantra was ‘tax the rich’?
When all of Walker’s proposals are enavted, including that the teachers will have to write the checks themselves to the union ( no more dues check-off) I think that within 3 years, you’ll see membership drop by more than 50%..
Wow. Looks like I made a mistake taking EE. Could have slept through college and been a teacher.
Sounds like people are jealous that they didn’t become teachers. Those people must have found ‘greener’ pastures after college.
Looks like those who sacrificed pay for benefits made a good decision years ago. One of the advantages of having a job that can’t be exported.
I have an old book that was my grandfather's about how to lie with statistics.
1. Never, ever us the median.
2. Always use averages.
There was a lot more of course, but an average is far easier to manipulate into something meaningless. Even couch potatoes are finally beginning to catch on to this.
I do believe the numbers are on our side with this issue, but we need to present a more complete set of data.
Really, the crap we are presenting on public employee costs is as ambiguous and vague as global warmist crap.
Some one put out something with depth and raw data.