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Huebsch said police have overlooked multiple violations by protesters, allowing them to tape posters to the walls and use amplifiers in the building during rallies.

But he said the state can't continue to pay for the army of officers the DOA brought in from around the state to guard the building, noting that law enforcement costs are already approaching $5 million. He also said the protesters' constant noise made it impossible for Capitol workers to get their work done.

Why again is the state of Wisconsin putting up with this? Oh, that's right, the unions are specially privileged citizens who have rights beyond those of normal citizens.

The teachers' union needs to be charged for the cost of the additional security and for repair to the capitol building walls. And, the teachers' union need to be liable for the cost of daycare, lost wages, and any other costs incurred because of their refusal to do their jobs. The teachers have an implied contract with the people of Wisconsin and they've not fulfilled their obligations.

This entire situation has become ridiculous. Wisconsin is being held hostage by union thugs. Allow the thuggery once, and you guarantee that it'll be back.

I was under the impression that the teachers strike was illegal in Wisconsin.

What we haven’t heard much about are the SEIU 1199 members. Do they have a presence in this strike or are they holding back? It is my guess that those doctors who handed excuse notes to the strikers were probably SEIU 1199 members.

Has ANY MSM outlet commented on these vile signs?

I doubt they have because they are too busy saying the Tea Party is hurting civil debate.